Sentence examples for which can resist from inspiring English sources

(4) The proposed method has strong robustness in different road conditions, which can resist external disturbance.  .

This paper presents a newly developed fire-protection cementitious coating material, which can resist both fire and service traffic loadings.

In 2007, Park et al. presented another efficient RSA-EPAKE protocol [13] which can resist the e-residue attack based on number-theoretic techniques.

In 1992, Bellovin and Merritt first presented a family of password protocols known as encrypted key exchange (EKE) protocols [2] which can resist dictionary attacks.

The designer has to find a system which can resist every attack, and this is likely to require a complex argument to be assuring.

We design a secure multicast stream signature scheme which can resist adaptive chosen message attack through splitting a multicast stream into a sequence of blocks.

The bidders information is hidden, and the legitimacy of the evaluator is also verified based on secret sharing, which can resists collusion attacks.

These structures coalesce to form the tough tissue of enamel, which can withstand high forces and resist damage by crack deflection.

Given these suppositions, our initial expectation would be that all of creation, animate and inanimate, is ordained to perfect good: that as creator God pitches his efforts, which none can resist, toward accomplishing the greatest good imaginable, and hence that the world in which we find ourselves is, as Leibniz put it, the best of all possible worlds.

It will be impossible to know which systems can resist attacks until they're out there, in the real world, inviting attacks.

The 20-year-old left-arm fast bowler Wayne Parnell, who is out of form, may play as part of a pace blitz led by the hugely impressive Dale Steyn, which England can resist one last time.