Sentence examples for a resiliency from inspiring English sources

Although numerous scales have been developed to measure resilience, it is not clear whether a resiliency scale (based on individual or social attributes) can truly measure improvement in resilience (e.g., good adaptation after a threat) [ 14].

People are remarkably resilient in less-than-ideal circumstances, but it is a resiliency focused on getting by rather than reaching one's full potential.

"Hidden in that is a resiliency feature," Mr. Kimball said.

A resiliency remains, born from traditions passed from one generation to the next.

"There's a resiliency in there that until you get tested, you don't know.

Still, there is a resiliency here perhaps most visibly evident in sports performance.

In [9], a resiliency-oriented microgrid optimal scheduling model is proposed for minimizing the load curtailments when the service of main grid is interrupted.

One could develop a resiliency-weighted expected value and claim that this is what you should maximise, but this would be as much of a departure from orthodox probabilism as IP is.

As Connie Bruck wrote in her 1994 Profile, "Hillary the Pol," Clinton "has shown a remarkable resiliency and a willingness to reposition herself as many times as necessary to get the job done — her way".

The empirical populations therefore evolved a genotypic resiliency despite a high mutation rate by adopting the characteristics of quasispecies, implying that primordial RNA pools could have used this strategy to avoid extinction.

This program lays out five steps to get cities moving toward an adaptation plan: conduct a climate resiliency study, set preparedness goals, develop an actual climate preparedness plan, publish and implement the plan, and monitor and reevaluate resiliency.