Sentence examples for resilient point from inspiring English sources

"Jac has a compassion and understanding for artists along with a resilient point of view regarding how to record and market them," said Judy Collins, who worked with Mr. Holzman for 11 years.

'It is a good point, it was a resilient point.

The water distribution network designed based on resilient point of view should have reduced failure probabilities and minimum or reduced failure consequences and able to recover quickly from failures.

On a humid September morning, thirty-five of us, heat-anesthetized and yawny, busied ourselves by scratching our names into the desk tops with house keys and penknives and the resilient points of our ballpoint pens.

To be sure, the executives say they — and their passengers — are resilient and point to the rebound in travel that eventually occurred once the air system stabilized after the 2001 attacks.

The Robustness to Mutations measure performs well with the A. gambiae dataset but the performance in the D. melanogaster dataset is negatively influenced by the presence of several long inverted repeats (mainly due to the inclusion of heterochromatic sequences) that are resilient to point mutations and thus attain a high score for this measure.

The gauge for France, whose economy had seemed resilient, is pointing to a fall in output (see chart).

A set of criteria were used to establish the extent to which each individual appeared to be resilient at each point in time.

Furthermore, the cluster hierarchy is resilient to any points of failure at peer clusters in the overlay topology.

The DMR nodes mounted on trains will act as relay nodes and equip the system to be resilient toward single-point failures.

Resilient nature?: My main point is that the environmental movement and conservationists commonly assume "nature is fragile" — simply search websites and press releases to see how often "fragile" is used to describe nature.