Jonathan Zittrain, a professor at Harvard Law School who is an expert on the Internet, said that Twitter was particularly resilient to censorship because it had so many ways for its posts to originate — from a phone, a Web browser or specialized applications — and so many outlets for those posts to appear.
Such communities are particularly resilient to being split up at increasing resolutions, despite the tendency for them to be partitioned.
"We know LGBT people can be particularly resilient as adopters," Docherty says.
Some populations appear to be particularly resilient to Sad, mostly notable in Iceland.
Not content with issuing forecasts of continuing sturdy GDP growth together with sanguine projections for public borrowing, he asserted, on the strength of Treasury research, that Britain's economy would cope better than others because it had become particularly resilient to shocks.Even then such claims were implausible, the research outdated and irrelevant.
As the public's views on immigration policy trend toward support for increased pathways to citizenship, the rhetoric on the immigrant-crime nexus appears particularly resilient to scientific evidence to the contrary.
The Story of Anvil, a superb documentary about a particularly resilient Canadian heavy-metal band, is making an energetic bid for nomination, and why not?
The axing this week of Julia Gillard, a female politician who shattered a ceiling made of particularly resilient glass, has raised a broader question: was Australia ready for a female prime minister?
The local population may represent a particularly resilient group, or past experiences may deliberately be suppressed to preserve energy for continuing hardships.
Because the disease is spread by a particularly resilient type of protein, a prion, even incineration is not a viable option for the remains of infected cattle.
All are doing well and are "particularly resilient," Norman said.
