Sentence examples for further resilience from inspiring English sources
It is thought safety critical organisations should look to engineer further resilience through the application of LED techniques that engage with system cues across the entire sociotechnical environment, rather than relying on consistent human performance.
Even then Hull showed further resilience as their captain, Gareth Ellis, crashed over to reduce the arrears to 24-16, and they brought an enjoyable contest to a fitting conclusion when Richard Horne sent Danny Houghton over with an audacious pass.
And they can diversify geographically, which will add further resilience.
Further, resilience training aims to develop mental toughness and support overall well-being in all facets of the responder's life.
Additive is less capital intensive, so it has a lower break-even point -- which adds further resilience.
However, were the oil price to stay in the current range, I fully expect the ongoing US production decline to be stemmed as the country's producers show further resilience at $35-plus 35-plusicing levelspot
It said the Treasury needed to "remain vigilant to the challenges ahead and to continue its policy efforts to promote growth and further boost resilience".
Sensitivity analysis is conducted to demonstrate further the resilience of crisp TOPSIS and fuzzy TOPSIS.
They further defined resilience for both physical and social systems to consist of four properties: robustness, redundancy, resourcefulness, and rapidity (Bruneau and Reinhorn 2006).
The loss of pastoral lands, which were used as drought refuges to agriculture, conservation (Homewood et al. 2009; Brockington 2005; McCabe 2003) and urbanization (Behnke 2008), and sedentarization from a formerly semi-nomadic lifestyle and the associated land fragmentation and intensification of land use further reduced resilience.
Further, once resilience of natural systems is eroded, the mere restoration of environmental conditions preceding the loss, if possible, might not suffice for recovering the system [9].
