Sentence examples for resistant to compression from inspiring English sources

L. Gore & Associates, Flagstaff, Ariz) was specifically designed to be more conformable in tortuous anatomy, more resistant to compression, and more accommodating to various aortic diameters compared with the original GORE TAG device.

Higher mass content of PANI results in thicker coating layer, making the whole network more rigid and resistant to compression.

Another interesting, but not resistant to compression, method is proposed in [24], where a remote multimodal biometrics authentication framework that works on the basis of fragile watermarking is designed.

It has good thermal insulating effectiveness, is fairly resistant to compression and is difficult to burn.

LCP constructs were significantly more resistant to compression than LC-DCP constructs.

Previous findings on the same scaffolds showed that one consequence of the increased presence of BG in the composition of the scaffold was a structure more resistant to compression [ 14].

The here observed reduction in IENFD and the hyposensitivity on QST demonstrated here and by others (Tamburin et al., 2010) unequivocally demonstrates small fibre dysfunction in carpal tunnel syndrome despite the experimental findings that unmyelinated axons are relatively resistant to acute compression (Dahlin et al., 1989).

Microtubules consist of α- and β-tubulin heterodimers and form robust structures that are resistant to bending or compression [ 88].

It is shown that the Kagomé core is more resistant to plastic buckling than the tetragonal core under both compression and shear.

Table 3 shows that our algorithms are resistant to common signal processing manipulations, such as MP3 lossy compression, volume change, re-sampling and re-quantization, low-pass filtering (LPF), etc.

In children, whose tracheal rings are less resistant, massive pneumomediastinum may lead to compression and obstruction of the trachea-bronchial tree [9].