Sentence examples for thick resilient from inspiring English sources

The key to the status of the ice cap is how much of it survives the summer melt season to become thick, resilient ice.

The thinner edges of thick resilient SCLM at (paleo craton margins internal to continents focus mantle melting and transfer of melts into the crust via active translithospheric faults.

You possess admirably deep conviction and a thick, resilient skin.

Among the cells that make up human skin are the fibroblasts, which float in a sea of collagen, the substance that makes skin thick and resilient.

The laminates were sufficiently thick and resilient to need only one set of sutures, whereas in previously described multi-layer AM transplantation technique, each layer required separate sutures.

It may be worth exploring if similar success can be obtained on insect groups other than beetles, such as Lepidoptera, Diptera and Hymenoptera, whose chitinous exoskeleton is not as thick and resilient as that of beetles.

Ten years ago, she says, a good 30-40% was older than a year, meaning it was thicker and more resilient.

Over time, he adds, the bladder may respond to changes in urinary patterns and pressure by becoming thicker and less resilient.

Dressed for purpose with her utilitarian hairdo and resilient, thick-framed glasses, she briskly explains that she made two Holocaust dramas before In Darkness (Angry Harvest; Europa, Europa) and was reluctant to tackle another.

Revise and resubmit as soon as you can. 9) Be persistent, thick-skinned and resilient These are qualities that you may develop over time – or you may already have them.

The opposite may be true for "protective" APP mutations (thicker stones, more resilient to risk factors) like the recently discovered Icelandic mutation which decreases APP processing [ 69].