| This allows individuals to make informed choices to provide self-protection and resiliency in living their lives. |
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| Over time, markets have always demonstrated a wonderful resiliency that makes being a bear a long-term losing proposition. |
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| Many exhibit a resiliency that can impact their conformability in anatomically challenging areas. |
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| Economic resiliency, productive capacity, labor talent, every one of the economist's buzzwords plays a role in war. |
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| Spandex adds stretchability, provides shape retention, minimizes wrinkling and adds resiliency to a fabric. |
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| Most ties are slip-stitched with a Liba machine, a semi-automated machine that closely duplicates the look and resiliency of hand stitching. |
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| The will and resiliency of the survivors themselves who are beginning a process of healing and reconciliation. |
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| There is a need to be able to meet the increasing standards for business resiliency of our critical operations. |
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| To effectively manage the risks of a pandemic, your organization needs to build in agility and resiliency. |
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| Stress helps you develop coping abilities and resiliency for facing life's difficulties. |
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| The book, which recounts the horrors of white supremacy and the wonders of black resiliency, was the first American Book Award winner that has as its theme black genocide. |
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| Potential investment opportunities are tested over a wide range of economic scenarios to establish the resiliency of each opportunity. |
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| With resiliency and grace, the Gores triumphed over such setbacks with extraordinary accomplishment. |
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| With resiliency and grace, the Gores triumphed over setbacks with extraordinary accomplishment and determination. |
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| Gen. Cornum is set to launch the first resiliency Training program next Monday in Philadelphia, with 150 soldiers. |
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| We value and salute the resiliency of the Haitian population in these difficult times. |
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| DiMarco won over the crowd with his fist pumps and resiliency. |
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| Canada's banks and the regulatory system in which they operate have been recognized for their strength and resiliency around the world. |
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| Women Moving Forward is a comprehensive, poverty reduction resiliency model. |
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| As with all 5600 models, it features field-replaceable power supplies for enhanced resiliency. |
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| Something must be done to provide greater resiliency in policymaking. |
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| These are relationships with a very high degree of resiliency and flexibility. |
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| The capital city became the last place viable for food production due to the resiliency of the raised field method of agriculture. |
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| In abruptio placentae, blood vessels at the placental bed rupture spontaneously owing to a lack of resiliency or to abnormal changes in uterine vasculature. |
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| Windsor has experienced many difficulties over the past number of years, yet the resiliency so wonderfully exemplified by Karen Coaton's big-heartedness lives on in our community. |
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| A sense of worth, belonging, protection, and resiliency will be promoted and nurtured within these girls so that they can refuse gang affiliation while at the same time being positive role models for others. |
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| Football, as much as anything, illustrates the resiliency of the Cajuns here and the challenge of maintaining a lifestyle dependent on the bounty and vagary of nature. |
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| Recent findings pertaining to children's development in cognition, language acquisition, knowledge, emotional resiliency, memory and suggestibility will be reviewed. |
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| The greatest wealth of Asia is its peoples with their rich and millennia-old cultures, generally known for their emphasis on industriousness and frugal habits as well as their perseverance and resiliency. |
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| All these tricks meant that it could send back far more images. Redundancy, resiliency and adaptability, plus human ingenuity, keep distant hardware going. A further hack was necessary to help Voyager 2 point its camera. |
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| But it also makes downloading of multi-megabyte security patches and software updates almost impossible. As with the AK47 rifle and the Jeep, resiliency is one of the dial-up modem's saving graces. |
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| Particularly inhospitable areas, such as Oakwood beach on Staten Island, will return to marshland. The city has updated its building codes and passed 16 new laws to improve residential and commercial building resiliency. |
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| It was a clear illustration of our resiliency as a people. |
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| Protective factors contribute to resiliency, as described below. |
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| Both models offer an optional ISDN BRI back-up port for high resiliency. |
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| They learned more about the trends and issues affecting the sector's workforce and discussed how to best address these issues to ensure the viability and resiliency of the sector. |
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| In all cases, resiliency denotes an outcome of adaptation. |
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| Phase one focuses on self discovery, skill development and career exploration, while phase two focuses on goal setting, building resiliency and professional development. |
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| Our highly secure, real-time and integrated financial solutions help increase the operational efficiency, customer service, and business resiliency of your company. |
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| Provides a precise measurement of flexibility and resiliency of a wide range of laminated products, paper, cardboard, fabrics, and other flexible materials with a variable thickness from 100 µm to 3,2 mm. |
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| However, addressing the country's energy needs must be done in the context of helping to increase the country's resiliency to the anticipated impacts of climate change. |
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| While the strength and resiliency of our culture has been put to the test, we are convinced that we will generate value from every part of our Company. |
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| We acknowledge that terrorist groups and other criminal organizations tend to flourish where governments lack the capacity and resiliency to address security vulnerabilities, in some cases threatening the stability of states. |
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| The Cisco IOS MPLS architecture simplifies the network while delivering leading service flexibility, policy control, and resiliency. |
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| It is still a shell of what it once was but its resiliency is undeniable. |
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| Furthermore, it is often difficult to find the protecting factors of strengths and resiliency that help prevent any further traumatization in any particular offender. |
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| The main tension between fisheries science and the fishing industry is that the two groups have different views on the resiliency of fisheries to intensive fishing. |
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| Both prototype physical structures demonstrated resiliency to shock and acceleration in recent air gun tests conducted at Picatinny Arsenal in New Jersey. |
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| Sustainable management is the process of anticipating and adapting to risks that are knowable and building resiliency against risks that are unknown but anticipatable. |
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| Hegarty said she struggles with survivor guilt, but the Resiliency Center has helped her and her children. |
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