Sentence examples for consequently resilient from inspiring English sources
Camels are consequently resilient to drought and can subsequently build the resilience of pastoralists who depend on them.
One of the detectors, the Sub-Harmonic Arc Detector (SHAD) is based on the detection of the frequencies emitted in the MHz range by arcs [1], and is consequently resilient to fast load changes.
Following this approach, enterprises shall become more adaptable to changes and external factors, consequently developing resilient and efficient interactions with its supply chain.
A lot of us have consequently forgotten how resilient we are.
Asphalt tile is the least expensive and consequently the most widely used resilient flooring, although it is quite brittle and hard underfoot.
One possible scenario is that early cardiovascular disease mortality exhausts the pool of those men who would otherwise be susceptible to PC in later life, consequently systematic selection of more resilient individual may take place (men with low risk of PC but with high levels of traditional cardiovascular risk factors).
This physical change contributes to a better densification of the RCDW aggregate and consequently an improvement in bearing capacity, resilient modulus and resistance to permanent deformation.
If these patients are unexpectedly resilient, they will dominate higher admission frequency groups through natural selection and consequently cause lower undetected risks, compared to lower admission frequency groups.
Some black writers, Frederick Douglass, for example, seem to think that human beings are resilient, equipped as they are with an almost ineradicable love of liberty, and consequently the slaves would recover readily from the rigors of slavery if only they were given justice.
