Jeff Tittel, director of the Sierra Club's New Jersey chapter, who has visited the quarry, said it would provide not only badly needed open space, but a fascinating example of the resilience of nature.
Like all the best products of African-American culture, black baseball has an aura of pathos and at the same time of glory because of its accomplishments in the face of oppression; it is an example of the resilience of the human spirit.
Figure 3 illustrates what is done for the data link PDU (DL-PDU) header: the different fields of this header are clearly defined, which allows, for example, to analyze the resilience of the signaling protocol when subject to radio channel effects.
Engineers, for example, often refer to increasing the resilience of a structure through specific strengthening measures to reduce their probability of collapse with respect, for example, to earthquake intensities, wind loading or other physical stresses.
For more than two centuries, Japan's "hidden Christians" practiced their faith in secret and without priests until after the United States forced Japan to open up in the mid-19th century — an example often held as proof of the resilience of Japanese Christian faith.
"The resilience of the Syrian people is an example to the world," Chaiban said.
The resilience of students should be fostered by, for example, teaching stress-reduction skills and promoting social and personal well-being activities.
They are all surprisingly moving examples of Gunn using her body as a metaphor to marvel at the resilience of human beings to the most traumatic events.
UNICEF will support social protection mechanisms to reinforce the resilience of families and communities affected by crises, including refugees (for example in the Gambia).
