Sentence examples for withstand over from inspiring English sources
Consequently at phosphate concentrations of ≥10−3 mol dm−3, in the pH 4 7 range, Mg is able to withstand over 4 h immersion with little evidence of breakdown.
"The glass in the cameras had to withstand over a million pounds of force," Mike Cameron said.
Our ongoing SSD Endurance Experiment has demonstrated that some consumer-grade drives can withstand over a petabyte of writes before burning out.
Because the glass in the subs' portholes was too thick to film through a wide-angle lens, Cameron recruited his brother… to build complex remote-controlled cameras that wouldn't be crushed by the mammoth pressure… "The glass in the cameras had to withstand over a million pounds of force," Mike Cameron said.
ZnS Mn, on the other hand, can withstand over 50 drops, though still decreasing exponentially [46].
Indeed, they could withstand over 33000 revolutions in dry conditions (track radius 26.5 mm, sliding speed 1.25 m/s, initial Hertzian contact pressure 1 GPa) without evident damage, while the substrate could not overcome a few dozen revolutions in the same operating conditions.
We show that this type of memory device is robust, withstanding over 105 operating cycles, with a current drive capability up to 10−6 A at 20 mV drain bias, thus competing with state-of-the-art Si-devices.
Good thermal stability of this passivating stack capable of withstanding over 90 min thermal annealing at 400 °C enabled the implementation of hydrogenation processes to significantly enhance minority carrier lifetimes (τeff) in the bulk while simultaneously achieving compatibility with the metal contacting schemes that require relatively low sintering temperatures.
I visited La Puya in July 2013, after hearing about the many attacks the roadblockers had withstood over the course of the previous year.
In fact, Einstein's special theory of relativity is the "gold standard" of theories, having withstood over 100 years of experimental verification.
We consider the model transformer to be able to withstand AC over-current with the function of current limiting.
