Sentence examples for time resistance from inspiring English sources

Over time, resistance among frontline surgical staff to automated equipment will likely reduce, too.

The practice is dangerous: when antibiotics are administered in low doses over long periods of time, resistance inevitably emerges.

But now, for the first time, resistance to the idea of public power in San Francisco is being re-evaluated.

Over time, resistance to the pass led to many thousands of arrests and it eventually became one of the most hated symbols of apartheid.

Yet, at the same time, resistance may come from the two major Manhattan-based brokerage houses that dominate that higher-end section of Brooklyn: the William B. May Company and the Corcoran Group.

In time, resistance to the Franks gave the Saxons a kind of unity under the leadership of Widukind, who succeeded longer than any other leader in holding together a majority of chieftains in armed resistance to the Franks.

The physical conduction parameters relative to NiSil and NiCroSil thin thermoelectric films were extrapolated preparing a real-time resistance experiment during high vacuum thermal evaporation of the two alloys, exploiting a resistivity profile with sub-nanometre resolution.

Charles de Gaulle, France's war-time resistance leader and first post-war prime minister, wanted his country accepted as a victorious ally.

You're shown to a lovely booth, sit on leather banquettes and, as your eyes adjust, you see you're in a French cellar, a war-time Resistance cell.

Mr. Ringelblum is mentioned here, and facsimiles of the buried documents (now housed in Warsaw) are shown, but they are primarily demonstrating that in extreme times resistance to tyranny takes many forms.

We recorded the real-time resistance data and calculated the value of △R/R 0 to evaluate the trend.