Sentence examples for bending resilience from inspiring English sources
The joyous heartbreak in the sound, the bending resilience -- it couldn't be coming from our friend Juanillo's truck stereo, could it?
Perhaps this, too, implies that the world is getting ready to shift to policies and investments that are productive but flexible, that encourage both bending (resilience to hard knocks) and stretching (innovation), that are more durable and adoptable than comprehensive top-down pacts or plans.
The result would be an improved ability to both bend (resilience) and stretch (ingenuity).
Apple tests its smartphones using a similar method to Consumer Reports by applying 55lbs of weight to the back of the phones to test resilience to bending, or approximately the weight required to break three ordinary pencils.
The resilience indicator expresses the residual capacity under bending effects of the system, when subject to uniform lateral load and initial damage of the critical cross section (at beam support).
In the case of resilience of the right femoral epiphysis and the proximal right tibial metaphysis, the analysis of the results allowed determining the maximum bending force [N], strain at maximum bending force [mm], energy at maximum bending force [mJ], and stress at maximum bending force [MPa].
As President Barack Obama said in a statement ahead of the UN meeting: "The past 35 years tell a story that bends from uncertainty, fear, and loss toward resilience, innovation, and hope".
Resilience is more about returning to the same shape after being bent, or perhaps a return to the same mindset, which is not desirable in ever-changing environments.
West Germany's achievement, built on teamwork, resilience and no little invention, was hugely symbolic for a country bent on an economic miracle after the grief, shortages and humiliation that followed defeat in the war.
