Sentence examples for resilience I from inspiring English sources

More specifically, measures that strengthen an ecosystem's ecological resilience (i.e., an ecosystem's ability to maintain its normal patterns of nutrient cycling and biomass production), combined with measures that emphasize prevention and mitigation, have been used.

The coreness of a network is closely related to its social resilience, i.e., the ability of a social group to withstand external stresses [23].

With replication (i.e., n>1) a lack of intrusion-tolerance (i.e., f=0) always implies lower resilience, i.e., for any MT the relative-resilience is always lower than 1 (see (19) in the Appendix).

We focus on two important antecedents of ISN resilience, i.e., diversity at system and firm level and the ubiquity of wastes, on the basis of which we design a new method of measuring ISN resilience.

Among the various definitions and measurements which can be found in the literature, the Resilience Capacity Index (RCI) defines a kind of 'potential resilience', i.e. the potential ability of a region to recover, or bounce back in the presence of external shocks.

This paper reports the findings of two pilot-scale wetlands for the secondary treatment of primary effluents from a full tannery operation in terms of resilience (i.e., ability to produce consistent effluent quality in spite of variable influent loads) and reliability (i.e., ability to cope with sporadic shock loads) when treating this hazardous effluent.

Furthermore, resilience factors (i.e., emotion regulation processes) have received very little attention so far.

Resilience (fragility), i.e., the extent to which people can absorb outside forces.

However, six resilience indicators, i.e., top management commitment, Just culture, learning culture, awareness and opacity, preparedness, and flexibility were chosen, and the data related to those in the 11 units of a process industry using a questionnaire was gathered.

The whole experience was very tough but I was pleased with my resilience, which I put down to my peasant stock: I obviously come from a long line of potato pickers.

"But I've got values and resilience and I've got a love for British football and I will come back from this".