Sentence examples for withstand upper from inspiring English sources

Depending on the procedure used to bond the upper and the lower part of the microfluidic chip (adhesion forces or high temperature bonding) chips inserted in the unit could withstand upper pressure limits of 130 and 150 bar, respectively without leakage or disintegration.

1 4 In other words, with additional context, it is possible to garner a more granular appreciation of the physical and physiological loads that players withstand in the upper echelons of the game.

Dynamic stenosis of the upper airways occurs when the soft tissue of the upper airways can no longer withstand the high changes in pressure during exercise and structures of the nasopharynx or the larynx collapse into the lumen, thus leading to airflow obstruction [ 1, 2].

To our knowledge, these are the only upper-extremity components durable enough to withstand very high-intensity activities.

But the Ibis was marked as a target and, within an hour, smoke belched from the reception area and flames licked the upper floors of a hotel unable to withstand a second, more violent, assault.

Results confirm that the generic upper port plug structure is able to withstand plasma disruptions.

While warmer temperatures could increase the habitat available to S. parksii, there is likely an upper bound on temperatures that the orchid can withstand.

The upper port flange based on the original design could withstand design loads, but the flange surface could be detached under the design condition.

The large triangular cross section of large-bodied Nothosaurus from the Upper Muschelkalk with their large medullary region evolved to withstand high bending loads.

Storage units were provided at the lower and upper ends of the fracture by installing water-sealing rubbers that withstand shear deformation.

The Italian Guidelines for the built heritage suggest a quantitative assessment of vulnerability by means of a technique that uses the upper bound theorem of limit analysis on 28 pre-assigned failure mechanisms, assuming masonry unable to withstand tensile stresses.