In that sense their resistance has been a triumph, albeit a dismal one.

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There was a sense of resistance and so forth that built up...

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Both also result in materials that have, in some sense, no resistance in the case of a superfluid, this means zero viscosity and frictionless flow.

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Alcohol gels or wipes and antibacterial soap work, too, but there's a chance that antibacterial soap contributes to antibiotic resistance, so it makes sense to avoid it.

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Resistance was often their sole means of maintaining a sense of purpose, and so their sanity.

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In accordance with this understanding Congress has several times voted humanitarian aid to the Resistance, with bipartisan agreement that the aid is in no sense contrary to the various peace plans.

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So even when their eyes are closed they can get a sense of whether an artificial arm is extended, or if there is resistance to a grasping motion, making the limb feel less detached and unnatural than an EMG device.

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Mimicking the sense of touch electronically has been challenging, and can be achieved by measuring changes in resistance prompted by mechanical touch.

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