The committee defined resilience as "the ability to prepare for and plan for, absorb, recover from or more successfully adapt to actual or potential adverse events".
The authors found that students trained with the homework assignment more successfully identified plagiarism or the lack thereof than did untrained students or students trained with the online tutorial.
However silly it gets, Charlie's Angels is an exuberant and entertaining film which brings off the amplification of an old TV show far more successfully than John Woo or Brian De Palma managed with the Missions Impossible.
For these countries, it can be stated that they are educating their all their students more successfully in one or two subjects than in the other(s).
The basic premise of Married at First Sight was that science can find love more successfully than you, me or the internet.
Marketers, politicians and stock market seers often want to make sense of it so they can more successfully push products, policy or stock predictions.
Labour's general election co-ordinator, the international development secretary Douglas Alexander, travelled to America in September 2008 to study Barack Obama's presidential campaign, which harnessed the power of the internet more successfully than any before or since.
Studies have shown that the commercials on cable and UHF stations work better -- more successfully marketing household gadgets or local car dealerships -- if the production values are deliberately kept down.
Most surprising of all was the withering disdain for the White House expressed by Pelosi, a usually staunch ally of Obama, of whom his press secretary said the next day: "It is hard to think of anybody that the president has worked with more closely or more successfully on Capitol Hill".
Rather, his defense of the pragmatic approach to a theory of knowledge or of truth gave pride of place to a pragmatic theory of knowledge, interpreted broadly as the identification of truth with prediction and the instrument by which the human mind was able better to predict and control its environment or more successfully to resolve the problems and conflicts it encountered and experienced.
