Sentence examples for resistant ground from inspiring English sources

Still, its curators ask good questions and acknowledge the bind that artists find themselves in now as they try to figure out a way both to accept the market's embrace and stake out resistant ground, share values and create values.

The results obtained, concerning the three types of buildings with three different proportioning criteria for the connections, are compared in terms of force displacement capacity curves, global ductility, maximum resistant ground acceleration and behavior factor q. The global ductility ranges from 1.8 to 2.4.

The printing surface is created either by mechanically scratching an acid-resistant ground from the plate surface, as described above, or by use of a photographic positive of the desired line pattern to prepare a photoresist image on the metal.

Personally, I believe that live, natural, drought-resistant ground coverings are by far the best option.

Soft, spreading, drought-resistant ground covers are planted in the chinks of the parking area shown here.

Question: When I moved to Northridge in 1951, every nursery carried flats of lippia, a cheap, tough, drought-resistant ground cover and lawn substitute.

Bulldozers are used for the work in easier building material categories, on smaller cross falls of a terrain and on erosion-resistant grounds; excavators with a hydraulic hammer are used in various categories of rocks, on higher cross falls of a terrain (sometimes these falls are over 120 percent) and on erodible ground.

…with an acid-resistant coating (ground).

The metal plate is first covered with an acid-resistant coating (ground).

To describe Macfarlane as a philosopher of walking is to undersell the achievement of "The Old Ways": his prose feels so firmly grounded, resistant to abstraction.

But if this were true, we would not have had 136 illnesses and one death from antibiotic-resistant salmonella in ground turkey last year, or an estimated tens of millions of food-borne illnesses every year.