| The deer has good endurability relative to the hounds in that it can maintain a reasonable pattern of escape and recovery for a prolonged period of time. |
| The fact remains that no one can pin down the origin, which undoubtedly lends it some mystique, as well as some of its endurability. |
| No obvious capacity fade was found even after cycled at 10 A g−1 for 10,000 times, demonstrating their excellent endurability. |
| To guarantee an data endurability of more than 1×1010 cycles of PRAM, it is very important to develop phase-change materials with more stable compositions and to reduce the current required for programming. |
| He created an atmosphere in which research was the only thing that mattered, so that his research group was outstanding in size, productivity, and endurability. |
| These are developed in accordance to the International quality standards to ensure high endurability, strength and longer life. |
