Значения термина withstand extreme на английском

The new material allows the batteries to withstand extreme temperatures and recharge faster.

Proper clothing should enable you to withstand extreme elements without building a shelter.

Submersible cables, valves, and pipes, for example, must be manufactured to withstand extreme water pressure.

But it was not expected to cause damage to facilities designed to withstand extreme weather.

Their cabins are built to withstand extreme weather.'

Its displays can also withstand extreme temperatures, which makes them useful in cars or at industrial machines.

And although airplanes are built to withstand extreme turbulence, climate change could be at least partly to blame.

But getting used to extreme cold has made me better equipped than many to withstand extreme heat as well.'

Many homes newly built to withstand extreme weather were destroyed by Cyclone Winston, RNZ International reporter Alex Perrottet says.

Attracting investment for national plans to better withstand extreme weather - including hurricanes and droughts - remains tricky, said Espinosa.

Antibody proteins are fragile, so they're unable to withstand extreme temperatures or survive longer than a few weeks in storage.

The new contracts will see the company making lightweight materials that can withstand extreme temperatures, pressures and turbulence in spacecraft.

In one episode the boys are tasked with testing popular outerwear brands to see if they can withstand extreme weather conditions.

Desalination plants across the region have broken down or fallen into disrepair, while more robust water tanks will better withstand extreme weather.

The researchers went looking for nematodes in these seemingly hostile environments because roundworms are renowned for their ability to withstand extreme conditions.

Officials are now reviewing stress tests on whether reactors can withstand extreme events like the earthquake and tsunami that crippled the Fukushima plant.