The law has proved durable, but it has also failed to fully escape peril.
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Tensions between the "few" and the "many" continued, but democracy proved durable in ancient Athens and inspired modern liberal democracies.
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Having proved durable for artists of varying ideologies and orientations, spontaneity has been transformed from a method to a value.
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But leaders in Iran and Venezuela have proved durable, even as their main source of revenue — oil exports — was slashed.
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Even so, the doctrine has proved durable, surviving five Supreme Court challenges and two previous attempts in Congress to modify it.
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Instead, Clinton's fundraising has proved durable, and she had another solid month in February, taking in $29.5 million and spending $31.6 million.
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These institutions have proved durable and earned the trust of global investors, who see the dollar as a safe haven in troubled times.
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Neil Saunders, an analyst with GlobalData Retail, said while Burger King's advertising campaigns paid off, the results had not proved durable and growth was "sluggish".
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The song — which Christopher Cochran said was inspired by a real traffic fatality, though not one that his father was involved in — has proved durable.
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In an era where our institutions are being challenged and questioned daily, the Senate proved durable and helped to validate its unique role in our democracy.
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This trend did not extend to actually operating chainsaws, likely due to the inherent dangers of doing so with a long beard, but it proved durable nonetheless.
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Fed chair Janet Yellen this week said that inflation had not yet proved durable against a backdrop of global risks including still-low oil prices and China's uncertain economic outlook.
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And this polling advantage has proved durable despite lengthy examinations of his controversial congressional record on issues like race and finance, as well as a number of allegations of unwanted touching.
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Such large numbers of marine animals were able to cross the Pacific because they rode on debris — made of materials like plastic and fiberglass — that proved durable enough to drift thousands of miles.
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But if the GOP manages to recover and hold onto its majorities while going all-in on Trumpism, the basic institutions of American civic life that proved durable in 2017 will come under profound strain.
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But Mati said she has yet to find continuing funding to sustain the fog collection system, as nets – imported from Chile – and iron poles are expensive to replace, and timber poles have not proved durable enough.
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Troublesome as they have been, the post-colonial borders have proved durable partly because few have dared to change them; and a century has been long enough for national identities to take root to some degree.
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And as Pete Buttigieg has risen in the polls and Joseph R. Biden Jr. has proved durable, Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren have been happy to demonstrate their left-wing bona fides by contrasting themselves with the more moderate contenders.
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As Mr. Buttigieg enjoys a polling surge in Iowa and New Hampshire, he is trying to prevent a rebound by Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has leveled off in the polls after a strong summer, and contain Senator Bernie Sanders, whose support has proved durable.
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Their marriage proved durable but tense. Both drank heavily, and Tanguy assaulted Sage verbally and sometimes physically, pushing her and sometimes even threatening her with a knife privately and at social gatherings. Sage, according to friends' accounts, made no response to her husband's aggression.Suther, Judith D. (1997).
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This union, which had planned to establish its capital city at Amapala on the Golfo de Fonseca, did not survive Tomas Regalado's seizure of power in El Salvador in 1898. Although the Central American spirit seemed willing, the commitment was weak. The notion of unification was another manifestation of the idealistic liberal ethos, and it proved durable and quite resistant to political realities.
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Twin-wheeled bogies were mounted externally, and rubber-bushed and rubber-shoed track proved durable on roads. The initial M2 model was powered by an air-cooled Wright R-975 radial engine. For the M2A1, this engine was supercharged to provide an extra for a total of , and designated as the R-975 C1 radial engine.The illustrated directory of tanks of the world.
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The "Type ATK" proved durable in the Kontios, but was unable to cope with the greater power and load of the Jyry trucks, and in the early 1960s SAT developed a more robust driven axle, known as the axle "Type BTK", for the heavier variants.Mäkipirtti: K-sarjan Jyryt. p. 46–47. The axle housing is a welded construction made from formed steel. The transaxle used hypoid gears.
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Magnetic amplifiers were extensively used in electricity power generation from the early 1960s onwards. They provided the small signal amplification for generator automatic voltage regulation (AVR) from a small error signal at milliwatt (mW) level to 100 kilowatt (kW) level. This was in turn converted by a rotating machine (exciter) to 5 megawatt (MW) level, the excitation power required by a typical 500 MW Power Plant Turbine Generator Unit. They proved durable and reliable.
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In 1976, Wepner fought professional wrestler André the Giant and lost by countout after Andre threw him out of the ring. Wepner's last fight was on May 2, 1978, for the New Jersey state heavyweight championship against a new rising prospect, Scott Frank, noted for a useful heavy left hook. Wepner lost the fight in a 12-round decision, but again proved durable, Ring magazine noted. He announced his retirement after the fight.
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The design was based on the earlier M and Ms class Garratts constructed for the Western Australian Government Railways. This design was amongst the earliest of the Garratts, and first entered service in 1911. The major modification was the use of outside frames to allow for the reduction of gauge from to . The design proved durable as two further examples were built for the Australian Portland Cement 3 ft 6 in gauge railway at Fyansford in the 1930s.
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The book's title, in the original German and in translation, uses a phrase that was well-known at the time in many European cultures and had specific meaning. One of its earliest literary uses is in Rabelais's Gargantua and Pantagruel ("gai sçavoir"). It was derived from a Provençal expression (gai saber) for the technical skill required for poetry-writing. The expression proved durable and was used as late as 19th century American English by Ralph Waldo Emerson and E. S. Dallas.
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Pfaudler designed what became a standard milk car with two tanks inside a closed car. Earlier cars featured a removable roof to replace damaged tanks, but the tanks proved durable enough to eliminate that feature from later production. Pfaudler cars included brine coils to cool the car at the creamery, and an electric stirring mechanism to keep butterfat distributed through the milk and minimize deposition on the interior of the tank. Stirring also helped maintain a uniform temperature throughout the tank.
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Attitude records was merged into Machmain Ltd later in the 1990s, a music company owned by Glitter. Glitter spent the next decade mostly as an in-demand live performer, and his back catalogue of recordings proved durable enough for several compilations to be successfully released. He appeared in billboard and poster advertisements for British Rail, in one of which he was shown attempting to look younger in order to obtain a Young Persons Railcard. He also released a new studio album Leader II in 1991.
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Toolangi from the air in June 2020 The name Toolangi is an Aboriginal word meaning tall trees or stringy bark. It is believed the area was known as Mt Rose by European settlers up until the 1890s. European settlers was first inhabited Toolangi in the 1860s by paling splitters and then timber cutters, who camped deep in the bush. They were attracted by the huge stands of mountain ash (Eucalyptus regnans), a tree that splits easily, and the messmate timber, which proved durable as a building material.
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The former West Falmouth substation, converted to a private house, in 2017 Two extra cars carrying the Auburn high school basketball team and students to a Portland game collided at Deering Junction on 24 January 1924. The following Maine rammed the leading Azalea as it slowed in heavy fog. There were no serious injuries, but the game was cancelled and both cars required repairs. Although the other concrete bridges proved durable, the Presumscot River bridge was weakened by paper mill waste and required replacement by a steel span in 1927.
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Many components were common or used a similar design, including the vertical volute spring suspension which would also be used in later tanks. Twin-wheeled bogies were mounted externally, which saved internal space compared to other suspension designs. The rubber-bushed and rubber-shod track proved durable on roads. The initial M2 model was powered by an air-cooled Wright R-975 radial engine, originally designed for aircraft. For the M2A1, this engine was supercharged to provide an extra for a total of , and designated as the R-975 C1 radial engine.
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Tradacoms is an early standard for EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) primarily used in the UK retail sector. It was introduced in 1982 as an implementation of the UN/GTDI syntax, one of the precursors of EDIFACT, and was maintained and extended by the UK Article Numbering Association (now called GS1 UK). The standard is obsolescent since development of it effectively ceased in 1995 in favour of the GS1 EDI EANCOM subsets. Despite this it has proved durable and the majority of the retail EDI traffic in the UK still uses it.
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William Tileston conducted business in the indigo trade, c. 1809. Its timber-frame architecture featured multi-level gables, and facades embedded with glass. A contemporary observer described its appearance in the mid-19th century, prior to its demolition: > The outside of the building was covered with a strong, and, as time has > proved, durable cement, in which was observable coarse gravel and broken > glass, the latter consisting of fragments of dark-colored junk bottles. At > the upper part of the principle gable on the Dock square front the date of > the time of erecting the building, 1680, was distinctly impressed into the > rough-cast cement in Arabic figures, together with various ornamental > devices.
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Garrard attended East Carolina University, where he played for the East Carolina Pirates football team.Top 10 quarterbacks Although physically larger than most quarterbacks at more than 240 pounds, Garrard displayed exceptional mobility. Former East Carolina head football coach Steve Logan compared the experience of tackling Garrard to "getting hit by a beer truck." Garrard also proved durable, starting every game for the Pirates in the 1999, 2000, and 2001 seasons. In Garrard's sophomore season, he led the Pirates to a 9–3 record with victories over the West Virginia Mountaineers, South Carolina Gamecocks, Miami Hurricanes, and North Carolina State Wolfpack. In the fourth game of the season against Miami, East Carolina came back from a 20–3 deficit to defeat the 13th-ranked Miami Hurricanes, 27–23. Garrard threw a 27-yard touchdown pass to Keith Stokes for the go-ahead score in the final minutes of the game. ECU was unable to play the scheduled home game at Dowdy–Ficklen Stadium on its campus in Greenville, NC, because Hurricane Floyd had ravaged the eastern part of the state the prior week.
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