In particular, the apparent resiliency of PNS to functional rescue, despite the good enzymatic reconstitution, implies a fundamental role of CNS correction to achieve outstanding therapeutic benefit in this disease model, which was not acknowledged previously.
The women in particular impress me with their resiliency and the fact that they don't take a back seat to men.
Resiliency Millennials are resilient.
The observations made in this study provide designers the useful guidance to build resilient GPGPUs: a comprehensive resiliency solution for GPGPUs should consider the entire GPGPU design instead of solely focusing on a particular structure.
First, let's address poverty by encouraging resiliency and independence from global markets, in particular through local food autonomy, local control of resources, decentralized political institutions, and decentralized infrastructure that isn't predicated on generating foreign exchange.
The Task Force will coordinate efforts on IP interconnection and the reliability and resiliency of the next-gen networks, "with a particular focus on voice services".
"We are moved by the resiliency shown by Mr. Alaradi's family, in particular, their courage and conviction," the Monday statement from Global Affairs said.
Experts also provided their views on particular abilities related to ADHD, naming characteristics such as high-energy levels, flexibility and resiliency.
Of particular note concerns the apparent mismatch between self-reported schizotypal traits and objective performance, and the resiliency of speech under cognitive stress in persons with high levels of schizotypy.
More recently, a fascinating study found that language used on Twitter could predict mortality from heart disease -- specifically, language related to optimism and resiliency ("overcome," "stronger," "faith") was associated with a lower risk of mortality within a particular community.
