Sentence examples for withstand a weight from inspiring English sources

The area was covered with an asphalt crust that can withstand a weight up to 60 kg without being destroyed.

Because of pesticides, the eggs the eagles were laying were too thin to withstand a mother's weight; the young were crushed in their shells.

Think about it: the vehicles are huge and built on a robust platform designed to withstand a lot of weight and stress.

Ordinary glass is not meant to withstand a heavy human weight.

While it may be built to withstand a lot of weight once it's in place, it will break much more easily if bumped or twisted during transport.

The buckle in particular needs to be able to withstand a fair amount of weight.

They should be uniquely suited to tell you whether the deck will be able to withstand a ton or more of weight bearing down on it like a continuous hammer.

Moore talks of crashes in terms of Gs, a G being a force equal to a person's weight; a 100-G crash would be one in which your body had to withstand a force of 100 times its weight.

To earn a top rating for rollover protection, the roof must withstand a force of four times the vehicle's weight before reaching five inches of crush.

When you jump, both of your knees must withstand a force equal to about 2 to 3 times your body weight.

The German engine has an aluminum block for weight savings, in contrast to the high-strength cast iron G.M. selected to withstand a diesel's higher operating pressures.