Sentence examples for withstand tension from inspiring English sources
They anchor the nucleus and position it within the cell, and they give the cell its elastic properties and its ability to withstand tension.
The earlier calculation also assumes the cables can withstand tension but not compression.
Earlier aquatic tetrapods and tetrapod ancestors differ from temnospondyls like Phonerpeton in that their skulls were also built to withstand tension.
These authors suggest that the diameter of the vertebral disc influences its ability to withstand tension during compression.
In a collaborative effort with Chip Asbury's lab, we reconstituted kinetochore microtubule attachments that withstand tension in vitro for the first time (Akiyoshi et al. 2010).
Their argument rests on LaPlace's law [ 62], which states that the ability of a fluid-filled tube to withstand tension decreases with increasing radius.
It has been demonstrated that water columns in the xylem can withstand this tension, or pull, without breaking.
"An editorial company is built to withstand the tension of doing news, and a tech company is not".
The general rule, as enunciated by the specialist on classical slavery Moses I. Finley, was that "no society could withstand the tension inherent in enslaving its own members".
Tendons transmit forces from muscle to bone (Nourissat et al. 2015) and are able to withstand high tension and store elastic energy which in turn makes movements more ergonomic (Docheva et al. 2015).
On this basis, we developed functional ligands to be simply adsorbed on surfaces and constituted by a two-domain peptide: one derived from ECM proteins and available to receptors to offer biochemical cues, and another adsorbed on material to withstand the tension upon receptor engagement.
