Sentence examples for resistance off from inspiring English sources

According to the theoretical results, one can found that when the open form converts to the closed form, there is a switch from low resistance (on state) to high resistance (off state).

"I was a little disappointed that she didn't offer a little more resistance off the turn," Surfside's jockey, Pat Day, said.

It does take the slightest layer of resistance off the exposed skin on backs, arms and legs, and it also scrapes some of the dead skin off, making it more sensitive in the water," Shapton explained.

Therefore the use of enhanced interrogation techniques actually lifted the burden of resistance off the shoulders of al Qaeda members, which was a relief to them.

As to the claim that Abu Zubaydah and other al Qaeda operatives were actually grateful to have the moral burden of continued resistance off their shoulders, it seems extremely hard to believe.

The PIs in memory devices initially exhibited a high resistance (OFF-state).

All of the PIs in the devices with aluminum top and bottom electrodes initially revealed a high resistance (OFF-state).

But its greatest weakness is the deep-rooted resistance of better-off Guatemalans to paying taxes.

That resistance paid off.

Underground Resistance kick off proceedings, the guerilla idealists of Detroit techno playing live with one-time members Jeff Mills and Robert Hood.

When anti-government protesters took the television headquarters in Donetsk they met no resistance, switched off Ukrainian television and retuned to Russian channels instead.