Sentence examples for determining resilience from inspiring English sources

The critical importance of system design in determining resilience to ashfall impacts is illustrated by comparing impacts on water supply systems in Bariloche (which received 30 45 mm ashfall) and Jacobacci, which received 50 mm ashfall initially and was also subjected to prolonged exposure to wind-remobilised ashfall from upwind deposits (Tables 7 and 8).

This study demonstrates that balancing clinical caution with clinical courage is a key dynamic in determining resilience of rural registrars.

(Carol, in response to fifth monthly contact sheet) It is not just the individual meaning of adversity that poses a problem for the first judgement (in determining resilience) but also that adversity in chronic illness is not necessarily a discrete event.

And now, everywhere, see the evidence of determined resilience.

It's a place that does determined resilience really well.

Their determined resilience, Mr. Adelson said, is a part of the community's ethos that comes through in literature and in life.

We argue that the type, magnitude, length and timing of external pressure, its predictability, the exposure of habitats, and the habitat's inherent resistance have important interactive relationships which determine resilience at multiple scales.

In fact, it could be argued that access to land may indirectly determine resilience.

However, in practice some researchers have compared measures such as wellbeing and quality of life before and after adversity to determine resilience.

Subsequently, the basic areas determining the resilience of critical infrastructure subsystems are specified and defined.

I've concluded that the density and strength of social networks are the most important variables — not wealth, education or culture — in determining their resilience in the face of catastrophe.