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Meanings of durability in English

Portuguese
durabilidade

Permanence by virtue of the power to resist stress or force.

        durabilidade
        Russian
        долговечность
        Portuguese
        durabilidade
        Spanish
        durabilidad
        Catalan
        durabilitat

        Ability of an item to perform its role over a long period of time under potentially challenging conditions.

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                долговечность
                Usage of durability in English
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                Furthermore, long-term durability and safety of PAV need to be studied carefully.
                Pubmed
                2
                Longer term assessment is required to demonstrate the durability of this enhancement.
                Pubmed
                3
                Conclusions: prRCFs have fewer complications yet similar midterm durability compared with BCFs.
                Pubmed
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                These findings raise concern regarding long-term Trifecta durability despite favorable early hemodynamics.
                Pubmed
                5
                We have maintained the key performance targets while increasing efficiency and durability.
                Wired
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                Smart addition: It's reinforced with thermoplastic strips that add stability and durability.
                Climbing Magazine
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                The blend of performance and durability is a result of the fabrics.
                Climbing Magazine
                8
                A suit's durability is often proportionate to its polyester content, explains Cuoci.
                NY Magazine
                9
                The durability of any commodity influences its cost in a permanent manner.
                On the Economy of Machinery and Manufactures
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                Let's start with durability since this is where the Diamond really shines.
                Rock and Ice Magazine
                11
                Again, the challenge is incorporating those materials without sacrificing elasticity and durability.
                Wired
                12
                The mistress of the ranch made first-class buckskin shirts of great durability.
                Theodore Roosevelt: An Autobiography
                13
                This brings us naturally to reflect upon the durability of the sciences.
                Thoughts on Man, His Nature, Productions and Discoveries / Inter...
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                This restricts the practical size, speed and durability of such a weapon.
                News.com.au
                15
                She would not endanger the durability of his aspiration by discussing it.
                Marzio's Crucifix, and Zoroaster
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                But I also don't have a ton of confidence in its durability.
                Wired
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                Translations for durability
                Portuguese
                durabilidade
                Durability through the time
                Durability across language varieties
                United States of America
                Common
                United Kingdom
                Less common