She was a character actress in a movie star's body — a nuanced, sensitive dramatic performer whether as a young woman on a ship bound for the afterlife in the 1944 drama "Between Two Worlds" or as John Garfield's resilient love interest in the 1945 classic "The Pride of the Marines".
Now comes anger.For three decades, public policy has been dominated by the power of markets flexible and resilient, harnessing self-interest for the public good, and better than any planner-in-chief.
It is also resilient to volatility of interest rates and allows prepayments without any additional charges.
It seems like those strong, resilient, vulnerable women hold my interest.
In particular, the report said, the rise in the growth rate of productivity -- the amount that each worker produces per hour -- made the economy so resilient that the scale of interest rate increases needed to bring inflationary growth under control "may have increased substantially".
Impact resilient structures are of great interest in many engineering applications varying from civil, land vehicle, aircraft and space structures, to mention a few examples.
When starting from resilient systems, the question of foremost interest is whether the system can survive in island mode and for how long.
Since our main interest was describing the resilient students, we decided to employ the two-cluster solution, with one stable and one labile group, and applied logistic regression analysis to identify predictors of stability versus fluctuation.
Stanford has proved surprisingly resilient, despite losing almost all his business interests.
Poverty, violence, hunger, disease and injustice are made of resilient stuff, to say nothing of self-interest, bureaucracy and sheer complexity.
