"This cannot be given by donors in the form of a climate-resilient crop or cheaper smartphone, but must be about systemic social, economic and political change – issues not represented in the foundation's funding priorities".
Larry Diamond, a senior fellow at Stanford University and founding co-editor of the Journal of Democracy, has written recently of "a resilient form of capitalist-authoritarianism" in Asia that brings "booming development, political stability, low levels of corruption, affordable housing, and a secure pension system" — a model whose success or failure "will determine the fate of democracy".
The crumb rubber is produced cryogenically with granulometric selection, which together with the bitumen, the cement and the fine fractions of the mix forms a resilient mastic capable of imparting significant fatigue resistance properties to the conglomerate.
The main polymeric components of lignocellulosic plant cell walls (cellulose, lignin and hemicelluloses) form a resilient complex that is resistant to deconstruction (recalcitrance).
To form a resilient city, resilient ways are required.
Their conclusion: ZDDPs work so well because they form a resilient network on steel surfaces.
If EPS proteins interact with carbohydrates, they can form a resilient matrix similar to an epoxy resin [42].
During formation of the corneocytes, a set of structural proteins including involucrin, loricrin, periplakin and desmoplakin and small proline-rich proteins (SPRs) are cross-linked below the plasma membrane to form a resilient structure known as the cornified envelope (CE).
In medusae, mesoglea comprises the bulk of the animal and forms a resilient skeleton.
They recently released their findings and 12 proposals for making the city more resilient to floods in the form of a museum exhibit and a book, both titled "Soak: Mumbai in an Estuary".
