Sentence examples for resilient spaces from inspiring English sources

Over the last decade however, and despite the ever deepening national conflict, Jerusalem has seen the emergence of neoliberal spaces of consumption that serve as resilient spaces of intergroup encounter between Israeli-Jewish and Palestinian-Arab populations.

By bringing images of hardscrabble life on a Bronx street into one of the borough's most resilient art spaces, he turns all kinds of cultural priorities and social hierarchies of the art world inside out.

Heat resilient public spaces can provide high-performance outdoor environments in the context of climate change.

"The current UK cellular network is fundamentally resilient to space weather because it does not rely on GPS signals for its timing," said Cannon.

The studied configuration is composed of a trim panel (receiver side panel) attached to a ribbed skin panel (source side panel) with periodically spaced resilient mounts.

I'm proud of them for being vulnerable and resilient and holding space for each other throughout a seemingly inexhaustible barrage of tragedy.

To create autonomous, resilient, and equitable living spaces permaculture proposes pragmatic methodological principles informed by scientific ecology, traditional indigenous knowledge, observation, and experimentation.

These insights are significant if we are to support children in building a capacity to restore the self and be resilient in these new spaces of social encounter.

There is some evidence that, unlike differences in vertical facial feature distances (e.g., eye-to-mouth distance), the perception of shifts in horizontal spacing is resilient to inversion.

Colin Paynter, chief executive of Astrium in Britain, attributes the resilient growth of the space industry to its long time scales: satellites usually take up to two years to design and build, and operate for 15 years.

The LMS oligopoly is nothing if not resilient, historically leaving little space for competition.