Sentence examples for resiliency ability from inspiring English sources

Operability is assessed by the economic feasibility, environmental impact, safety, resiliency (ability to tolerate and to recover from undesirable changes and upsets) and flexibility (ability to operate at a range of feed conditions and parameter variations) of the procss design.

Mucilage, in turn, can induce hypoxic phenomena and even promote extensive anoxia [53] resulting in a decreased production of "ecosystem goods and services"[54], and a lower ecosystem resiliency (ability to recover after adverse impacts).

Flynn reminds us of the importance of "resiliency" — the ability to recover from a disaster.

Monday, as she stepped up to serve at 4-all, her resiliency and ability to adapt to how the match had changed were about to be tested.

It was her resiliency and ability to gain insight through it all that began to shine through.

"Our resiliency and our ability to overcome crises is going to be tested again".

By definition, resiliency is "an ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change".

Resiliency is the "ability to withstand, recover, and grow in the face of stressors and changing demands".

In assessing whether or not a resident felt dignified they often took his/her personality traits, cognitive abilities, resiliency and appearance into account: Lots of people have had a bad experience or have been ill and are basically in a terrible situation because they are no longer able to cope at all and have become dependent.

For the record, "resiliency edge" refers to the ability of a worker to "bounce back" from stressful actions, like passenger insults, Mr. Murphy said.

Thus, an appropriate cyber security strategy is resiliency, i.e., the ability to anticipate, avoid, withstand, minimize, and recover from the effects of attacks (or for that matter, from the effects of natural disasters).