Sentence examples for resistant to attacks from inspiring English sources

It is also a religious organization, making it more resistant to attacks on its leadership.

One-time signature schemes rely on hash functions and are, therefore, assumed to be resistant to attacks by quantum computers.

On Honshu, we found that the Japanese species of hemlocks was much more resistant to attacks by the adelgid in the first place, and that among the community of natural enemies, the most significant predator was a small ladybird beetle".

"The fisheries ministry will provide the fishermen of Gouloumbou with 20 metal pirogues (with motors), which are more resistant to attacks," said Djibril Signate, national director of inland fishing.

Thus, an efficient protocol called SmartSMS to ensure the end-to-end secure SMS communication in m-health environment while being resistant to attacks has been proposed in this work.

The meetings are designed to create a foundation of supporters with an intense personal commitment to a candidate that political consultants say cannot be created with a television commercial and that will be resistant to attacks on Dr. Dean by his opponents.

As additive effects are the most important genetic effects for resistance traits, crossing inbreds with improved resistance will render hybrids more resistant to attack by MCB larvae.

Cadmium plating is especially resistant to attack by alkali.

ISPs should be building more networks that are more robust and resistant to attack.

It is resistant to attack by microorganisms, and its smooth surface repels dirt.

But circular, covalently closed, nonsuperhelical DNA, as well as linear duplex molecules, are relatively resistant to attack by the enzyme.