The second concept, resiliency, is not equivalent to recovery; instead, as explained by Bonanno (2008: 102), "resilience reflects the ability to maintain a stable equilibrium".
German resilience reflects several strengths.
The lack of a single clear conceptualization of resilience reflects its complex, multifaceted nature, but creates obstacles for measurement in this population.
The results of the calculated resilience reflect the actual conditions of the structure and can be used to determine the applicability of the embankment section.
The rapacious expansion of China's exports has come at the expense of others, including Canada, the third NAFTA member (see chart).This resilience reflects various built-in advantages.
That resilience reflects the buoyancy of its home market exports accounted for only 26% of its GDP last year and Indonesia's efforts to wean itself off foreign borrowing.
The government plans to decide on Fannie's and Freddie's futures by February, but the agencies are likely to survive under state control or as co-operatives with state guarantees.This extraordinary resilience reflects the widespread political lust in America for subsidising housing.
This approach to resilience reflects the potential for adaptation against what Kelman et al. (2015) have aptly labelled multiple exposures from multiple threats.
It's also not yet clear if the observed resilience reflects short-term acclimatization to higher water temperatures or adaptation that might be passed on to future generations within a coral population.
As PTSD expert Dr. Donald Meichenbaum has said, "Resilience reflects the ability to 'bounce back'... [and] move from being a victim to being a 'survivor', and even to becoming a 'thriver'".
