Sentence examples for to withstand for from inspiring English sources

Loon balloons are designed to "ride the wind" to get to a destination and are super-pressurized to withstand for over 100 days in the stratosphere.

In [8] the authors have proposed a Time Constrained Bee's Mating approach (TCBMA) where cluster set up communication overhead reduced and elect the stand by node in advance for current cluster head that is able to withstand for many rounds in wireless sensor network.

Work-site strength training sessions are previously shown to prevent and reduce neck-shoulder pain in computer workers, but difficult to withstand for longer periods of time.

Thus, 20 mM paraquat (in contrast to 5 mM) might be too high of a concentration to withstand for the males but not for the females, allowing only the latter to take advantage of Spd supplementation.

The conception of logic as a neutral umpire of debate also fails to withstand scrutiny, for similar reasons.

And their youth allowed them to forget about a Game 5 loss and regroup to withstand elimination for at least three more days.

And would I be able to withstand it for more than a minute without having to retreat to the Healing Fields?

When your body is flooded with endorphins, you're able to withstand pain for longer than you could before, so pain tolerance is often used as a proxy for endorphin levels.

Computer-aided design itself makes possible the testing of production methods and the design of the product by running tests (of such factors as ability to withstand stress, for example) through the computer.

The Boland report said that many interior stairways in the dorm were not equipped with the proper doors, which are designed to withstand fire for an hour and keep flames and smoke from entering stairwells.

In both tables no correlation coefficient was 0.64 or higher which would be necessary to withstand correction for multiple testing.