High-resolution bathymetry, topography, and vector data of metropolitan use are the main requirements for the proposed, detailed and proper vulnerability, resilience, hazard, and risk analyses.
However, eligible materials which show appropriate resilience and proper decomposition properties at the same time, and in the upper echelon of cost-effectiveness, are seldom known.
Derbyshire has been described to me as "formidable" by more than one 5 Live colleague, and clearly has the hard-to-crack resilience of a proper news reporter.
With proper care, and given the youthful resilience of the quake-affected children, the psychologist predicts that they "will fully heal with time".
Resilience can be increased through proper preparation and engagement of local stakeholders in scenario-based preparation (Ebi and Semenza 2008), as well as through use of climate-risk expertise in the insurance industry to inform public policy (Crichton 2007).
The proper thing to do — even before praising American resilience and Pia Sundhage's coaching — is to respect France.
With increased harvests by proper management, the management would also improve the resilience against pests and climate extremes, and ensure a continued water supply.
Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping (FCM) was employed as the proper methodology to reveal Ukrainian laypeople perceptions on the Black Sea ecosystem resilience, risk factors and future perspectives.
The Gunners produced a performance blending maturity with style and resilience to put themselves on the brink of the Champions League proper courtesy of goals from Kieran Gibbs, Aaron Ramsey and Olivier Giroud.
Resilience of ports and harbors against tsunamis are essential for proper, efficient, and successful rescue operations to reduce loss of life and property.
