Sentence examples for capability and resilience from inspiring English sources

Defence Secretary Philip Hammond said: "The RAF's contribution to the search operation for the four missing British sailors will provide additional capability and resilience to the resumed search led by US and Canadian forces.

Liquid metal infused capillary porous structures (CPSs) are considered as a potential divertor solution for DEMO due to their potential power handling capability and resilience to long term damage.

In this paper, we discuss the benefits of using the ratio of hardness to elastic modulus (H/E) as an indicator of coating durability since this parameter essentially describes the elastic strain to failure capability (and resilience) of a candidate material.

In the sprint for the Martian marathon, India has shown its technological capability and resilience to undertake arduous inter-planetary journeys.

By raising awareness, informing on potential indicators to detect a risk and underlying existing options to mitigate risks, education can improve response capability and resilience to natural hazards.

Facing the challenges of a musical score and the stage makes us people with great capability and resilience.

With disappointing track records and resource constraints, they lack the capability, momentum, and resilience needed to pursue stretch goals.

Finally, preparedness involves measures during the propagation of effects or impacts of an event through the "development of capabilities and resiliences that will enable response" (Anderson 2010, p. 792).

They cannot be addressed without enhancing defence capabilities and the resilience of Nato partners.

Second, the authors say, US leaders should accelerate efforts to strengthen ally and partner capability, capacity, resilience and interoperability.

Increased load on these nodes has further deteriorated the packet latency, QoS, frequent HO and resilience capability of the overall system.