We need an entire nationwide project to understand how they do what they do — how they make it possible to withstand incentives to either overtreat or undertreat — and spread those lessons elsewhere.
For us to be able to assert ourselves in the multipolar world of the 21st century, we have to be prepared constantly to modernise our economies and our societies, but also, when the time comes, to go on building the European home and make it better able to withstand crises.
He argues, too, that internal appointments make it easier for businesses to withstand hard times: the top people have been through past downturns, and "it burns into the memory".On the other hand, boards sometimes judge inside candidates more harshly than outsiders.
A Bosh-less Miami might indeed be talented and resilient enough to ultimately withstand the Pacers and make it to the Eastern Conference finals.
As an abrasive, it is used in powdered form in the lapping (fine abrading) of metal and ceramic products, though its low oxidation temperature of 400 500° C (750 930° F) makes it unable to withstand the heat of grinding hardened tool steels.
The use of flexible PZT thick-film in sensors makes it possible to withstand relatively large deformation or install onto curved surfaces such as those in pipeline pressure sensing, human pulse or heart rate monitor.
To make matter worse, the Bastille had only two days supply of food and no source of water, making it impossible to withstand a long siege.
Meanwhile, in the US, P. aeruginosa, the bacteria responsible for one out of every ten hospital-acquired infections, was discovered to have not just a drug resistant form in the usual sense, but the new form had acquired "super-resistance," making it able to withstand perhaps every antibiotic we know of.
Plus the second generation has been updated with an IP67 rating to make it fully protected from dust and makes it able to withstand up to one meter (about 3 feet) of water submersion for 30 minutes.
