Sentence examples for resist winds from inspiring English sources

The torch must resist winds up to 40 miles per hour and temperatures as low as minus 13 degrees Fahrenheit.

The panels are designed to resist wind loading.

They are designed to resist wind and water, but still breathe well during a summer drizzle.

This study evaluates the capacity of corrugated panels to resist wind borne debris impact.

Designed to resist wind, it is made of panes supported by cables attached to a bank of counterweights visible below.

Because many of these buildings have skeleton structures, their vertical surfaces are enclosed in nonstructural curtain walls that resist wind forces and provide weatherproofing.

The design of long-span bridges to resist wind loading often requires wind tunnel testing of sectional or full aeroelastic models.

As the fires ignited by the planes burned out of control, the exterior steel columns in the towers, designed primarily to resist wind, might have given way.

The facade is clad with noncorrosive materials to resist wind and water, and the windows are glazed but not tinted to reduce glare reflected from the water.

A favorable stow position to resist wind loads is also suggested on the basis of the result analysis in this paper.

Jenney's Manhattan Building (1891) had the first vertical truss bracing to resist wind forces; rigid frame or portal wind bracing was first used in the neighbouring Old Colony Building (1893) by the architects William Holabird and Martin Roche.