Sentence examples for still withstands from inspiring English sources

As the ball still withstands contact load in the load-decreasing region, large slipping velocity would increase the temperature of both bearing and lubricant oil, intensify the wear and then might shorten the bearing service life.

In a four-and-a-half star review of the album, Jurek argued that it was innovative in 1968 and still "withstands the test of time better than the Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album that allegedly inspired it".

Brazil was a bit more optimistic noting that Cuba can still withstand more economic hardship.

Yet Fed officials have concluded that many banks are safe and sound enough to pay out cash and still withstand a severe shock should one occur again.

But Edward Hopper's boyhood home here can still withstand the winds coming off the nearby Hudson River, the inspiration for the artist's early nautical paintings.

But come the dog days of summer, when you're feeling fried and frazzled, there is only so much you can strip off and still withstand public scrutiny.

"We're very worried about whether some of the infrastructure could still withstand the company's production plans," said Antonio Ramos, a representative of Ecologists in Action, an environmental group.

The dike's core often made of sand and clay may still withstand the water for some time.

The investigation shows that the concrete material, of which the spacing factor is 0.405 mm and the air content is 2.38%, can still withstand more than 300 FTCs.

It is here supposed that in motorways, where lanes are wider, the speed accuracy tradeoff is shifted in favor of speed, still withstanding law (2) but with a larger value of α.

Ductility is, in fact, the ability of bearing nonlinear displacements of the system, so that when the system reaches its yielding capacity, it can still withstand forces until it reaches substantially nonlinear lateral displacement without the structure being collapsed.