Model predictions are compared with measurement data: resilient baseplates, resiliently supported ties and floating slab trackform (FST) are evaluated with regard to wayside noise reduction.
But they have declined, because they dare not cram even more assets onto their already strained balance sheets.Yet securities of these types should be more resilient than those tied to subprime loans.
Ever resilient, the Devils again tied the game.
If Verlander had faltered and allowed the resilient Twins to sneak past the Tigers, the teams would have been tied for first place in the American League Central.
More importantly, as its story is closely tied to the resilient yet fragile nature of insular ecosystems, it forces us to rethink conservation strategies in times of increasing environmental stress.
Despite a scoreless draw with the Greeks in the home leg of their tie, Walter Smith's resilient squad had travelled to the return free of pessimism, buoyed by the memory of having scored five times in two away matches - three in Lyon, two in Stuttgart - in the group phase of the Champions League.
Economic ties between Colombia and Venezuela remain resilient, but the political relationship between them seems headed into a new phase of uncertainty.
Resiliency Millennials are resilient.
Unless the West develops an enduring and resilient strategy toward Russia, the deterioration in ties may be prolonged.
Ferrer may have made three unforced errors in the vital game and wasted more chances in the tie-break, but Murray was very resilient mentally and didn't get frustrated.
