Generally, resilience measure depicts the additional capacity in the network and by increasing pipe sizes, resilience can be increased.
Gaddafi had maintained a strong base of support in Tripoli, but neither its size nor resilience were tested during the six months of civil war, in which government forces there successfully crushed dissent and retained control.
The European Commission reckons its economy will shrink by 1.4% this year, which is not a lot by the dismal standards of the region.The case for a quick dashDespite the size and resilience of Poland's economy, its government wants to get into the euro as soon as possible.
Its testament to the sheer size and resilience of the "world's only Superpower" that we'll still be no.
The ongoing wave of protests, catalyzed by the failure to indict Officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson but fueled by years of police killing black youth with impunity, is remarkable in size, scope, and resilience.
The evaluation of the genetic association tests took into account that the sample size limited the resilience to multiple test corrections.
Although Brazilian rhodolith beds have been the target of mineral exploration as a source of micronutrients and carbonates for agriculture (45, 46), the resilience, size and structure of the rhodolith beds have just recently been documented (18, 20).
Potential threats to the continuing viability of atoll FWLs may be associated with eustatic sea-level rise (SLR), but little is known about the influence of SLR on the FWLs of different atoll island sizes and the resilience of FWLs to salinization caused by storm-induced wave washover of low-lying land.
They should be a function of the network size, the degree of resilience required against attacks and number of operations that DCA supports.
Content adaptability, visual resilience, and smaller size of images make them good carrier to transmit secret messages over the internet.
