Sentence examples for which surviving from inspiring English sources

Higher capacity payments are one of the mechanisms through which surviving electric plants will get the revenue needed for add-on antipollution devices.

Specifically, Dr. Bruneau referred to dampers that absorb and reduce damaging vibrations and to structures in which surviving columns take up the additional load if other columns are lost or damaged.

Beyond the mea culpa for the wanton destruction of historical structures, Nemec announced the agency's intention to evaluate which surviving Nazi-era structures should be placed under monument protection.

The tribute to the second world war pilots, called "the few" by wartime prime minister Winston Churchill, for their efforts in defeating the Luftwaffe, is likely to be the last major anniversary at which surviving members of the pivotal conflict, who are all well into their 90s, will be fit to take part.

The conversations between the performers about which surviving works matter -- which are evocative, which need preserving, which do audiences enjoy -- are among the strongest passages in the book.

But, our own unpublished observations showed that the speed at which surviving plants recover and regenerate new tillers and leaves is also important for higher grain yield.

She remembers five movie theaters, too, none of which survive.

Not far from here is the only monument which survived.

Local hospitals which survived the tremors were overwhelmed by casualties.

At the moment, which survive and which succumb is something of a lottery.

Usually, we never had a ruling party which survived after the defeat in elections".