Wildlife advocates say that the wolf populations are not large enough to withstand state-sanctioned harvests and that the animals attract tourist money.
For growers, the university's breeding program meant a steady supply of new varieties that could withstand the state's cold winters and hot summers.
Although some local activists hoped that the protests might morph into an Arab Spring-style uprising, collective action was poorly coordinated and failed to withstand the state's tactics of divide and rule.
Therein, the author divides the shell element into three layers; the outer layers withstand a state of membrane forces located on their middle surfaces.
The ITER divertor, in its full-power operation phase, will need to withstand steady-state heat fluxes of up to 10 MWm−2.
Next, a titanium zirconium molybdenum (TZM) prototype design is presented, required to withstand a steady state heat flux peaking at 10 MW m−2 for 5 s and edge localized modes depositing (130 kJ in 2 ms at 10 Hz).
The Distress Tolerance Scale (DTS) [ 56] measures the capacity to experience and withstand negative psychological states.
Under current Supreme Court doctrine, Kentucky's support of the proselytizing theme park seems likely to withstand a possible church-state legal challenge, assuming state officials were scrupulous in applying the neutral financial criteria in the state's economic development law.
The mooring system must be able to withstand the ultimate limit state during storm conditions as well as the fatigue limit state due to the highly cyclic wave induced motions.
Since the ACA was signed into law in 2010, it has miraculously managed to withstand "Hitler death panel" comparisons, state by state efforts to block its implementation, a US supreme court challenge to its constitutionality and, most recently, a defunding effort that led to the federal government shutdown.
"This agreement strongly positions the state to withstand the economic challenges and uncertainties ahead," Governor Brown said in a statement.
