It demonstrates, among other things, that urban space is never a passive environment; that rootedness and belonging are, or can be, resilient realities; that architecture can be socially pro-active; and -- the Butterfly Effect -- that every shift in a given environment changes that environment, concretely or symbolically, for better or worse.
They seemed both hardy and a bit naïve, made more resilient by reality but not jaded by it.
The change is helping to turn Nordic viniculture from a retirement hobby into a small but resilient commercial reality – there are more than a dozen vineyards selling to the country's alcohol stores, while many more have created businesses around their wine.
Faced with this reality, resilient locals like those in Nuwakot had taken upon themselves to repair their school.
In Dickinson's image, hope is apparently frail and in need of protection but in reality, it is resilient and nourishes anyone who gives it shelter.
But we humans, in such movies as in reality, are a resilient lot.
Resiliency Millennials are resilient.
Faced with these odds, it is hard to be resilient each and every day when facing these realities (statistics).
Isaacson's Einstein is a resilient humanist who managed to adapt to tough political realities without sacrificing his core beliefs in freedom and social equality.
The reality is that the redwood forest is a robust and resilient ecosystem, able to survive all manner of insults hurled at them by nature and humans alike, from fire, to insect infestations, and even drought.
