Sentence examples for absolute resilience from inspiring English sources

In the sequential model, even though the absolute resilience still decreases with the increase of time, the relative-resilience factor actually increases with MT (thus Table 3 refers to τmin, instead of τmax).

Note that we may talk about a relative-resilience improvement brought upon by a 〈n,f〉 configuration, if c>1, even though the absolute resilience (ρn,f(t)) decreases with time (i.e., with the increase of MT) for any 〈n,f〉 configuration.

She may be loveless and lonely on the surface, but who would not long for her resilience, centeredness and absolute cool?

The incidence rates also showed a graded association with highest (absolute) risk in lowest stress resilience group.

Lewis (1979, 1999), amongst others, provides an alternative to the frequent focus on presenting absolute numbers to describe vulnerability and resilience.

(3) Vulnerability and resilience are assumed to have absolute metrics, but proportional approaches are important too.

Her voice is steady and warm, her enunciation pristine, her respect for the song absolute, her emotional stance a serene balance of wistfulness and resilience.

Absolute and proportional metrics provide different characteristics of vulnerability and resilience, so both are needed.

The absolute losses are many times greater in economic superpowers, but so is their economic resilience.

I found the proud people of the Congo to be an absolute inspiration; I believe we could all learn a great deal from their courage and resilience in the face of adversity.

Although these values seem high in absolute terms due to the reliability of engineered systems, the consequences of departing from ideal resilience are still high as economic losses can add up to $83 million per year.