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In recent months the city has begun to see some progress, with nearly 800 homes being rebuilt and another 1,100 receiving reimbursement cheques for work they completed themselves.Michael Bloomberg, Mr de Blasio's predecessor in City Hall, released last year "A Stronger, More Resilient New York", a thorough and wise $20 billion resiliency plan for the city.
While climate change didn't cause Hurricane Sandy, it might have made it stronger, Obama said, calling for increased preparedness and resiliency.
Resiliency is a point of pride for the city, and "Boston Strong" became a rallying cry in the days following the attacks.
All these tricks meant that it could send back far more images.Redundancy, resiliency and adaptability, plus human ingenuity, keep distant hardware going.A further hack was necessary to help Voyager 2 point its camera.
But it also makes downloading of multi-megabyte security patches and software updates almost impossible.As with the AK47 rifle and the Jeep, resiliency is one of the dial-up modem's saving graces.
Particularly inhospitable areas, such as Oakwood beach on Staten Island, will return to marshland.The city has updated its building codes and passed 16 new laws to improve residential and commercial building resiliency.
Technicians at the service provider noticed it before I did, and within two hours the brains were safely stowed in a new set of vats.Odd as this may sound, it all attests to the resiliency of virtual private servers rather than underscore any fundamental flaws.
One is that the economic resiliency that allows us to shift economic activity across time and geography, holding down the cost of such storms, has its limits.
These, he said, had "strengthened the efficiency and resiliency of the overall financial system .But he gave warning: "The same factors that may have reduced the probability of future systemic events, however, may amplify the damage caused by, and complicate the management of, very severe financial shocks.
There are good arguments for the former, the more benign scenario, but we need to set policy in a way that reduces the probability of the latter, the more adverse scenario.In January he may have entertained broader thoughts about the resiliency of the American economy.
On the contrary, it has helped increase the resiliency of ordinary Thais, especially farmers, shielding them against the vagaries of the market economy.Finally, the Thai monarchy is above politics.
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The primary grammatical function of "resiliency" is as a noun , representing the ability to recover quickly from difficulties. Ludwig examples confirm this, showing it used to describe the characteristics of cities, financial systems, and even personal attributes.
Expression frequency: Very common
