Sentence examples for highly resilient to from inspiring English sources

The issue is particularly delicate in Germany, where the Mittelstand, a collection of mostly family-owned companies that has proved highly resilient to the crisis, forms the backbone of employment.

This is because, unlike the great majority of wildlife, they can survive in open landscapes without cover, and they happen to be highly resilient to the forms of destruction we deplore when we see them encroaching on habitats in other countries: cutting, burning and grazing.

For example cheat grass invaded ecosystems in the Western US are highly resilient to disturbance.

The FBR system was highly resilient to upsets including power outages.

In contrast, the majority of households in the non-indigenous (62.5 %) were highly resilient to food insecurity than those in the indigenous group (37.5 %).

Our simulation results show that SHAM locates keys in the network efficiently, is highly resilient to major nodes' failure, and has an effective load balancing property.

To evade detection and improve resistance against countermeasures, botnets have evolved from the first generation that relies on IRC chat channels to deliver commands to the current generation that uses highly resilient P2P (peer-to-peer) protocols to spread their C&C (Command and Control) information.

In this small study, the MSIII proved to be highly resilient and able to maintain function even after large repetitive emboli.

Here are the qualities that a decent cloud service should have: It should be cost-competitive, highly scalable, highly resilient, and easy to set up and make changes to.

Under simulated hurricane conditions (open canopy and debris deposition) abundance levels for both T. deltoidea and C. borinquena were highly resilient and returned to pre-disturbance conditions within three years; therefore the resident (non-pioneer) fern species continued to dominate after disturbance.

Hawksbills are highly resilient and resistant to their prey.