Sentence examples for resilient time from inspiring English sources
A secure, reliable, redundant, resilient, time critical, efficient and interoperable substation communication network (SCN) is a prerequisite for a viable Substation Automation System (SAS).
Broilers showed a fairly resilient time-budget across light sources and intensities, whereas age and time-of-day affected most behaviours recorded.
The Russians may now have receded again, but art experts hope that the rest of the market will prove more resilient this time.
But it added that its brands have "proven resilient over time and we expect this to be the case with this situation as well".
The poll of 20,000 people by YouGov for the British Election Study suggests that the Ukip vote will prove much more resilient this time than in the last election cycle.
Students have been prone to bawdy humor since at least the Middle Ages — witness Chaucer's "The Milleres Tale" — and the themes of American college humor have proved remarkably resilient over time.
Once a leading financial centre is established and the City has had centuries of experience its position tends to be self-reinforcing, since businesses and talent are attracted to the cluster like bees to pollen.There is a more specific reason why London's economy may prove resilient this time: the impact of the £9 billion that is being spent on preparations to host the Olympic games in 2012.
Although individual pay is shrouded in secrecy, it is well established that the gender pay gap has been resilient over time, despite improvements claimed in recent years.
In addition, the Studio STEM participants' motivational beliefs about science and intentions to pursue a college degree were more resilient over time than their peers.
Its become more resilient over time, says Miller, noting that high gas prices could still deter people from dining out, but thats less likely today in a more affluent society.
TM graft mechanical load increased with higher filament count and is resilient over time, which differs from temporalis fascia, which loses over 70% of its load bearing properties during mechanical testing.
