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151, She could withstand any number of cold shoulders turned against her.

152, He is careful earthing up the saplings so that they can withstand the imminent storm.

153, Thread coupling and bayonet coupling connect technique, known for their supreme reliability, high power carrying capacity, inherent ruggedness and capacity to withstand extreme harsh environment.

154, According to Mr Hiller, his shunter has to withstand decelerations of 5g (ie, five times the force of the Earth's gravitational field).

155, Scientists can't really explain it, why Wim Hof, the 48-year-old Dutchman known as 'iceman', is able to withstand temperatures that could be fatal to the average person.

156, As a new and effective method to withstand horizontal component of earthquake for building structure, the base isolation technique has been in the engineering application phase.

157, bullet-proof glass can withstand the tremendous impact of the shot.

158, Tray supports shall be rigid enough to withstand severe vibrations that would be caused due to water hammering during start-up and full load throw-off conditions.

159, May God grant you enough courage and forbearance to withstand this shock.

160, Body structure1. The whole machine adopts aluminum alloy casting, with precision CNC machining, high speed machine can withstand strong, durable use.

161, This compact sensor can withstand intense vibrations, making it one of Danfoss' most reliable products. But it is its integrated electronics, which acts to enhance the electrical signal.

162, Hitherto the withering flowers can't withstand the sunshine notwithstanding my care.

163, Therefore themajority inhabitant family can withstand food rise in price theinfluence.

164, This satellite network was designed to withstand World War III.

165, When the bearing radial clearance increases, with the nature of angular contact ball bearing can withstand both directions alternating axial load.

166, Exercise really can help you withstand stresses and strains more easily.

167, Democratic governments can withstand some consumer disgruntlement, especially if it is too thinly spread to swing many votes.

168, They say the federal government assured them in 1999 that a levee was sturdy enough to withstand a historic flood, so many dropped their flood insurance.

169, Line frequency withstand voltage test is a test - voltage appliance's solid insulation and the capacity short time - voltage.

170, The electrodes and the insulator separating them must withstand high temperatures, as well as an electric stress of up to several thousand volts.

171, This meshwork soon contracts into a resilient clot that can withstand the friction of Blood flow.

172, For example, roof material must be strong enough to withstand damage by the sun, rain, snow, and winds. (OFDA-supplied plastic sheeting has been very effective as roofing material.

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173, The products can withstand the corrosion of strong acid, strong acid, strong alkali, salt, anti-corrosion is F2, protection grade reaches IP65.

174, To withstand the temperatures and the radiation, the instruments will be protected by a huge carbon-composite heat shield that still needs to be built.

175, A race car can withstand a great deal of punishment.

176, But at the crucial moment Qiu Yike patience to withstand pressure to deal with opponents, Tsui Hark final return of serve under the net, Qiu Yike 11-6 victory to win the tie breaker.

177, Japan is an economic power house and can withstand the pressure of China.

178, If the project can withstand bank audit to obtain eligibility for loans, but also indirectly demonstrate low-risk projects.

179, A routine test, basically to test the outside Shi AC Withstand Voltage transformer insulation strength, vertical insulation damage has occurred even if the test is also not.

180, When they repeated the curse word, participants were able to withstand the water longer and reported a lesser pain level than when they repeated the neutral word.