Sentence examples for resilience advantage from inspiring English sources

By using error resilience advantage of PJPEG, a novel congestion mitigation method is proposed.

Skroupa: How does a company make reputation resilience a competitive advantage?

In this context, the ecological resilience concept provides advantages over other resilience definitions to contextualize theory and management of the disorder, which differs between the healthy and the diseased regimes.

He jokes that not only does it give the company resilience and a competitive advantage, "we can also rent out jeans with a genuine vintage look, we don't have to spend time, money and energy on that, like others do".

Economists, who had been expecting a smaller increase, puzzled over whether the numbers were statistical blips that would be scratched out by government revisions, or whether consumers were truly showing some unexpected resilience as they took advantage of bargains and tax-free shopping days as students headed back to school.

Financial risk plummets, while operational resilience soars and competitive advantage skyrockets.

A compelling, intelligent, and attractive woman has certain advantages, 'tis true, but men, in worrying over things less have the advantage of resilience and the quicker comeback from a broken heart.

For years, Fehr has been able to take advantage of fans' resilience -- or their gullibility -- at the gate no matter how salaries soared or how bodies bulged.

This obviously requires more diligence from the participants, but has the advantage of larger resilience against errors, since the multiplicity of different paths between vertices is much larger.

Violence prevention efforts could take advantage of community resilience, local systems, as well as existing funding structures.

Compared to a conventional centralized system, a blockchain has a number of advantages, including advantages in efficiency, security, resilience, and transparency [13, 14].