Sentence examples for user resilience from inspiring English sources

The existence of a cultural divide in terms of attitudes, beliefs, understanding and some mutual perceptions between CAMHS and AMHS was evident: CAMHS was characterised (by CAMHS) as more person-centred, family oriented, positively focussed in terms of encouraging user resilience and utilizing talking therapies, but 'talking a different language' from AMHS.

The comparison of the different candidates in terms of complexity, time-frequency efficiency, robustness towards time-frequency misaligned users and resilience to non-linearity of the power amplifier is provided in Sections 4 to 7. Section 8 concludes the comparison by summarizing the performances of the investigated waveforms.

Cisco, one of the world's biggest suppliers of network equipment, deployed its 30 millionth IP Phone during the third quarter, as well as announcing a service designed to enhance the resilience and user experience of cloud-based operations.

For resilience reasons users distribute their data over different availability zones.

In the following we try to explore the basis for these opposing views, namely the demand for increasing biomass production via diversity and the resilience by land-users to discard monocultures.

Most likely, the higher SES among urban ART users may have provided some resilience against catastrophic household expenditure.

Matt, a veteran pirate radio DJ, RWD magazine founder, and author of The Pirate's Dilemma explains why BitTorrent's principles of efficiency, resilience, and empowering end users are so important to musicians.

These findings show a high level of adaptation and resilience among older drug users in relation to social support and we recommend further research should explore these relationships in more detail.

Positive affect may be an important source of psychological resilience among HIV-positive methamphetamine users that assists individuals with effectively managing difficult ART regimens.

It will be interesting to hear more from employers who work that way about any benefits for resilience and for relationships with service users".

Despite their resilience, passwords are weak, notably because their users have limited memories and a weakness for blurting out secrets.