The standard reaction to the deal by outsiders has been that it should be resisted as a step backwards towards resurrection of the old Ma Bell.
If a peace accord is signed, Sheik Nasrallah has said, Hezbollah will resist as a political party by opposing any normalization of relations with Israel.
Hunter stars alongside Tom Cruise and Gene Hackman in The Firm where "Power can be murder to resist" as a wacky secretary, who becomes a sidekick to chief character, Mitch McDeere (Cruise).
Her collection of — mostly — black-and-white images, a tumbling forth of well-known faces in candid and droll combinations that recall a family album, is as hard to resist as a Whitman sampler.
Its every breath and scent, its hallucinations, its beckoning torpor, the ambitions and accents of its inhabitants become as impossible to resist as a postprandial siesta in the tropics.
Another fight erupted over efforts to require prospective voters to show a photo ID, which Republicans promoted as a way to curb election fraud, and Democrats resisted as a burden intended to suppress the Democratic vote.
Analysts said the commission's adamant stance might be intended to hasten a consolidation of the industry with cross-border takeovers and mergers, which many countries have resisted as a matter of national pride.
The patterns were transferred into the silicon substrate using electron-beam lithography (EBL) tool with negative tone hydrogen silsesquioxane (HSQ) resist as a mask.
The new process uses ZEP520A electron beam resist as a mask for SF6-based anisotropic reactive ion etching of ICP-deposited silicon nitride to define the gate foot.
As shown in Fig. 2, periodic top-down and cross-sectional SEM images of α-Si patterns have been successfully fabricated using the e-beam resist as a mask, whereby the resist is still remained demonstrating a sufficiently high etch selectivity between α-Si and resist, such resulting in a good pattern transfer with a high fidgety.
