"time resistant" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, and it can be used to describe something that is unaffected or proof against the passing of time.
Example: "This old stone bridge is incredibly time resistant, as it has held up against the test of time for hundreds of years."
Part of what Eliot called "the shock of poetry" lies in the fact that what it offers is often both instinctively recognisable and at the same time resistant to interpretation - a three-dimensional experience for the imagination, not a mere scanning of captions.
Although conventional breeding has been fruitful in last decades, to meet the demands of the market for novel floral colors or fragrances, control of flowering time, resistant to diseases and environmental stresses and so on, transgenic technology is needed.
Icelanders were for a long time resistant to the idea of joining the European Union, though the country is a member of the Schengen border-free travel zone and the European Free Trade Association EFTAA).
Video games are this strange cultural grotesque, massively popular, and disgustingly rich, while at the same time resistant to heterogeneity, immune to good taste, and oblivious to their own obnoxiousness.
Indeed, source monitoring deficits, like other memory impairments in schizophrenia, appear to be stable over time, resistant to drug therapy, and not attributable to attentional or executive factors [18], [77].
Even though some growth factor peptides such as EGF, TGF- β, and insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF1) were relatively temperature and time resistant, substance P (SubP) and calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) significantly degraded at −15°C in 6 weeks, +4°C in 24 hours, and +25°C in 6 hours [ 23].
Many of the cables released by WikiLeaks and obtained by five news organizations, including The New York Times, reveal Mr. Saleh to be at times accommodating and at other times resistant to American counterterrorism requests.
As shown in Figure 4A, the Colo320HSR cells (colon, mutant p53, highest expression of MDR1 mRNA) were 14-fold and > 200 times resistant to paclitaxel than the SNU-C5 and SNU-668 cells (gastric, mutant p53, highest expression of MDR1 mRNA) as compared on the basis of the IC50 values, respectively, representing a significant difference in the Pgp levels.
Not since Marlene Dietrich has a pop diva staked so much on maintaining a fixed image of time-resistant, hard-shell glamour.
I had walked through both Perth's Northbridge and a curious time-loop within the promenade piece You Once Said Yes, and experienced a deliberate, time-resistant replica of Billie Whitelaw's performance in Beckett's Not I... when performed – to Whitelaw's precise instructions – by Lisa Dwan.
It's entertainment driven by mechanics, behind-the-scenes processes and mathematics, while time-resistant narrative quality comprises a secondary concern for many players and makers alike.
