Sentence examples for resistance pieces from inspiring English sources

And unlike "Chant de Libération" their secret Resistance pieces were not hastily assembled afterthoughts.

Get Ready Weekly hosts events to produce visual resistance pieces to stand against bigotry and sexism.

It bears not one date, but two: April 1942, when Honegger and Zimmer wrote a two-minute song for a film about Joan of Arc; and April 1944, when they covertly transformed the discarded song into a secret Resistance piece.

Sling Touch Control 100 And now the piece de resistance or the most resistant piece!

A study in the 1 December 2006 issue of Environmental Science & Technology puts forth the idea that antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs)—pieces of DNA that make bacteria resistant to common antibiotics—should be considered emerging environmental contaminants.

In the 17th and 18th centuries the English took away much of their art, and that created a natural resistance to letting pieces go.

Finally, it is verified that the fatigue resistance of these pieces endowed with hydrated salt, Na2S2O3·5H2O, which acts as a PCM, increases by a surprising 400% with respect to the reference pieces without PCM.

But the likes of Sartre and De Beauvoir should have been pieces de resistance in the Resistance, given their principles; and Joseph's claims, or revelations, were a bombshell.

To investigate the influence of the implant abutment connection on the long-term in vitro performance and fracture resistance of two-piece zirconia implant systems for anterior application.

But there will be less resistance to a piece of technology like this than there will be to the concept of totally driverless cars.

Given how much effort is needed to learn an operatic role, the resistance to undertaking new pieces, or reviving neglected ones, is understandable.