Sentence examples similar to sustain a test from inspiring English sources

Instead, negotiators propose a review conference in three years, during which time they anticipate the declared nuclear powers will sustain a testing moratorium and India will be pressured to join the treaty.

Even though no hard failures occurred, results clearly showed that not all washing-machines can sustain such a test without abrasion or performance deterioration.

Brad Keselowski rebounded from injuries sustained in a test session at Road Atlanta to win the 500-mile race at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Penn.

Also in 2013, I had to write on the deaths of María de Villota, from injuries sustained during a test for Marussia the previous year, and the British driver Sean Edwards, who was leading the Porsche Supercup series at the time.

While it is known that transmission chains can occur [ 17], here we show that cattle alone are unlikely to sustain an epidemic under the existing test and slaughter regime; there is only a distinct and relatively stable subset of herds that can be defined as being at elevated risk of breaking down.

Panels that survived the blast detonation without sustaining a breach were tested under monotonic static loads to determine their static post-blast load resistance.

Holmes ran for 15 yards on five carries in his biggest test since sustaining a season-ending injury to his right hip in December.

If an athlete sustains a head injury, the preseason test can be used to assess whether the athlete's cognitive function has been altered.

The test specimens sustained a relatively large portion of the peak load with a large displacement before pullout from the concrete block.

Notre Dame quarterback Everett Golson did not pass all his cognitive tests after sustaining a concussion against Stanford and will not be allowed to resume practice until at least Wednesday.

Then you have a piece of music that will sustain the test of time".