Page A19 Dining ROCKS DON'T MELT, NOR DO THEIR FANS Whiskey stones, which are used in place of ice to chill a drink, are proving to be a resilient product, even increasing in popularity.
The more resilient product supplied by Pirelli for this season after governing body the FIA set the company targets for tyre behaviour has made the racing more authentic in 2017.
IWork has been around for years, but it hasn't inflicted much apparent damage on Office, one of the most resilient products at Microsoft.
Rather, resilience is regarded as the overall aim and vaguely described "climate-resilient" products, services, investments, and economies are envisaged.
The industry here has proved far less resilient than its product.
International standards weren't resilient enough, complex products were incorrectly rated, regulators both here and elsewhere did not catch the problems and economies were grown on debt using cheap credit from the east.
According to its supporters, the benefits of smaller-scale, regional grain production are myriad: shortened, more resilient supply chains and fresher products, the opportunity to grow heirloom or custom-bred grains that are better-suited to local conditions and offer consumers a new taste of place, and the ecological advantages of biodiverse agriculture.
For instance, while trading conditions and the means of production have changed beyond recognition, the product itself remains remarkably resilient.
The network system was only acquired after significant research was done to find a quality product that was resilient and enduring, as well as efficient.
"For larger IT needs, our product runs a resilient private cloud, with a series of applications or workloads that must run locally –- usually for reasons of network performance, security or control required by the customer".
Instead, physical products are proving resilient, particularly in music.
