Sentence examples for resistant to splitting from inspiring English sources
Elm wood's interlocking grain renders it resistant to splitting, making it a favourite material for cabinet-makers.
As one of the most dimensionally stable of the western softwoods, redwood is resistant to checking and splitting, and is therefore less affected by weather than most softwood species.
Timber from old-growth stands of coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens (D.Don) Endl). is dimensionally stable, resistant to surface checking and splitting, and has been widely used for outdoor purposes such as decking and cladding.
It is possible to do this with k cloud applications as well, where each value is split into k splits, to make the process more resistant to collusion.
The splitting of the blocks to produce roofing slates proved resistant to mechanization, and continued to be done with a mallet and chisel.
What's fascinating about this dichotomy is how clearly it's split between newspaper critics who – you guessed it – are resistant to the work, and online writers who embrace it fervently.
Pacific still resistant to change.
We're resistant to innovation".
Beach said: "People were resistant to change.
Yet Italy is stubbornly resistant to reform.
The horse is resistant to the infection.
