"As we saw, the territory wasn't able to stand the impact of the rain; the land was already in a state of degradation," Mr. Frigerio said.
Previously people thought that women weren't able to compete as pole vaulters, that women wouldn't be able to stand the impact.
If the Supremes declined to reconsider the Prop 8 case, on the other hand, the Ninth Circuit's decision would stand, the direct impact of the ruling would affect California only, and while the Ninth Circuit's opinion could be cited with some authority (but not as precedent) in the states under its jurisdiction, any citation outside the Ninth Circuit would be merely advisory.
He was a leader who could "stand" the terrible impacts of this tragedy, reflect, and so help us begin to under-stand and find the way forward.
They are structurally rigid, so they can stand up the impact of ladders and falling branches better than aluminum can.
No matter where locals stand on the impact of the freeway, they all agree it has been aggravating to wait for the long-promised sound walls to block out the noise of trucks heading through La Cañada.
The pay floor affects part time and temp workers, as well as people who work at subsidiary Whole Foods, and it stands to impact the larger economy: Bezos has pledged to lobby the federal government for legislation that nudges other retailers to follow suit.
Without a doubt, nothing stands to impact the high performance computing (HPC) industry's future more than artificial intelligence (AI).
In mammalian cells too, glutathione stands to impact the maturation of some secreted or membrane proteins: In a study agnostic of its enzymatic activity, over-expression of wild-type cytosolic ChaC1 in mouse ganglionic eminence cells profoundly inhibited the maturation of the Notch precursor to its furin-cleaved form (Chi et al., 2012).
It's the critical mass of the bike stands that has the impact".
