Sentence examples for which survives for from inspiring English sources
Specifically, we demonstrate the existence of a band gap region for both polarizations which survives for incident angles as high as 80°.
Specifically, we demonstrate for a certain experimentally realizable structure, the existence of a gap region for each individual polarization which survives for incident angles as high as 85 °.
The Kaplan-Meier estimator ("product limit estimator") was used to study the overall pattern of survival among the 103 cases and is the fraction of patients which survive for a certain period after onset of dementia.
The analysis was performed in targeted cells which survived for 72 h after isolation.
How many restaurants which survive for more than 10 years are actually any good?
All were found to harbor living bacteria, mold and yeast, some of which survived for several days when cultured.
As constitutional expert Professor Vernon Bogdanor points out, the longest lasting minority government was Labour in 1929-31, which survived for two years and three months.
Indeed, he found the transition was not without troubles, although within three years - acting in the spirit of his unusual second Christian name, Work (which is of Orkney origin) - he had shaped a structure which survived for two decades.
Byzantine Empire, the eastern half of the Roman Empire, which survived for a thousand years after the western half had crumbled into various feudal kingdoms and which finally fell to Ottoman Turkish onslaughts in 1453.
Similar mythological traditions were also important in the formation of Manichaeism, a dualistic religious movement founded by the Iranian preacher Mani in the 3rd century ad and which survived for a millennium.
Of those 346 trees, 85 were special memorial trees, six of which were destroyed and eight transplanted, including a 45-foot seedling of Maryland's Liberty Tree, which survived for 224 years until irreparably damaged by storm in 1999; the transplanting of that seedling meant moving 92 tons of tree and root ball.
