How To Use Resilient In A Sentence
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Advancing age has occasionally brought resolution, more often just a little understanding, to many of these riddles, but not necessarily to the resilient ambiguity of history.
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From 80s synth poppers to black-leathered stadium rockers, Depeche Mode are nothing if not resilient.
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Sue is hard and resilient and, though she is the film's embodiment of civilization in much the way Grace Kelly is High Noon's, she's neither frightened nor morally repulsed when violence erupts.
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Tough as steel in his adherence to principle, resilient, placable, self-less and generous beyond the dictates of fashion, steadfast in friendship, but not at the price of reason, he strides the world of mathematics a happy warrior.
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Add it up and there's a business resilient enough to handle 2.5 per cent food deflation.
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This rubber ball is very resilient and immediately springs back into shape.
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Spillers pet foods had a resilient first half despite the continuing pressure on pet food margins.
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Supporting smaller farms also avoids mass consolidation which narrows the gene pool and renders crops less resilient against disease.
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Happily, children are resilient and this sort of familial chaos will have no effect on them.
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Industrial and commercial uses of DEHP include resilient flooring, wall covering, roofing, aluminum foil coating/laminating, paper coating, extrudable molds and profiles, electronic component parts and wire and cable coating and jacketing.
Industrial uses of di(1,2-Ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP)
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Unlike the stereotype of salmon returning unerringly to their natal streams, salmon are innately resilient and opportunistic.
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That enviably resilient Bayesian model has been cracked, in the eyes of many philosophers, by such refractory phenomena as akrasia or ‘weakness of will.’
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They were resilient people with strong faith and a firm belief in providence.
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They're a pretty resilient bunch.
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To that end, Colbert also constructs his walls and ceilings with a resilient metal channel that is screwed to the framing members to isolate sound.
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Desires are resilient, in this sense, when they are unresponsive to the agent's own deliberative reflection.
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Fabrics made from cuprammonium rayon tend to be more resilient than viscose rayon—that is, they do not wrinkle so easily.
HOME COMFORTS
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I am a strong and resilient person and the fact that I can easily adapt to any situation made me a survivor.
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After the logging and fires, resilient plants like fire cherry, bracken fern, and the heaths had reclaimed much of this broken landscape.
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Another synthetic fabric, nylon is a resilient fabric that has a silky texture to it.
Decorating White Spaces by Adding a Delicate Touch of Color
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Albion Quayside, London, is 5.5 hectares of flood-resilient quayside, park, marina and 850 houses in the Thames Gateway – the U.K.'s biggest regeneration area stretching 40 miles downstream from London along the Thames Estuary.
Fighting Back the Waves
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Fulham are calm and resilient under pressure.
Times, Sunday Times
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One of the useful touches found on both models is a resilient recoil pad that carries a polymer insert in the heel.
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Just a small portion of this resilient rubber gray matter is all one needs to erase away the problems.
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Defensively, I keep using the word resilient," Tigers coach Gene Chizik said on Tuesday.
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US researchers are investigating whether a flexible, resilient gel has the potential to be used as artificial cartilage to repair ailing joints.
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The body of the camera makes it highly resilient to outdoor use.
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At least the finger bow provided at the movable scissors blade is made ... of a resilient synthetic material or similar material.
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This would be a tragedy because the bezoar is a resilient wild species that crosses readily with domestic goats, and it could pass on its genetic inheritance for heat, drought, and cold tolerance: disease resistance; and other survival qualities.
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The main assembly shall consist of two independently operating torsion spring check assemblies, two resilient seated isolation valves, and four ball valve type test cocks.
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They are a hardy and resilient species, a fact evident from their continued existence into the 21st century.
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Trust is a hot topic between partners and helps you build a very resilient and romantic relationship.
The Sun
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Trust is a hot topic between partners and helps you build a very resilient and romantic relationship.
The Sun
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They were resilient people of noble character who knew the line between right and wrong.
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But these resilient insects, now found in terrestrial ecosystems the world over, apparently began to diversify only about 100 million years ago in concert with the flowering plants, the scientists say.
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DRESDEN - The community of Dresden has been rocked by several recent fires, yet remain resilient and together.
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What redeems the weaker poetry and prose - and most of it is sharp, resilient, funny - is that it's not in the least pompous.
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Its name, incidentally, comes from the hardy and resilient zamia palm found in central Queensland.
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The country's counter-terror approach needs to be "more layered, networked and resilient to make it smarter, and more adaptive," her prepared text said.
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He is resilient, calm and defiant.
The Sun
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They are formed from a moulded waterproof plastic foot section, with a resilient, heavily treaded non-slip sole.
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But the new West Indies proved encouragingly resilient, repeatedly getting up off the canvas to deliver the final knockout punch.
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Farmer Peter MacSporran has proved more resilient even than the crops he has managed to grow under the blazing African sun.
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I knew, as never before, nor since, the thousand dear and delightful anguishes of love frustrated but ever resilient and beckoned on by the very goddess of love.
THE PRINCESS
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The research determined a protein called aldehyde dehydrogenase 1, or ALDH1, can be used to identify, isolate and track these ultra-resilient cells throughout the development of malignant colon or rectum disease.
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It is also home to a thriving, resilient and somewhat embattled, lesbian and gay community, with five gay bars, a gay theatre, and a community centre.
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He projected the music with clarity and polish, with details gaining expression through a sweet resilient tone.
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Exceptionally resilient, Lillie embarked on a new career - as an actress.
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Glass, which isn't corrodible or stainable, is more resilient than granite -- though they both contain high levels of the mineral silica and can chip.
Transparent Tombstones
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She has taken many blows to her body through sickness and to her heart through the deaths of so many of those close to her, and yet she has managed to remain resilient, engaged and wonderfully ebullient through it all.
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If they're calloused, does she pumice them and slather them in lotion to make them soft and resilient again?
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Buffalo horns are also more flexible and resilient than cattle horns and provide thicker strips.
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Rubber is more resilient than wood.
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Standard is one of the most resilient stocks in the sector.
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Yet despite all these obvious hardships, I have strived to remain resilient and I still cling fervently to the hope that one day my country shall rise again.
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None, no matter how warm-hearted or resilient, escape its effects.
Sandy Tolan: It's the Occupation, Stupid
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But I'm a resilient kind of person.
Mothers who Leave
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Winston Churchill's reputation has proved remarkably resilient to revision.
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Durable Abrasion resistant Resilient Nonpilling Nonshedding Nonstatic Ultraviolet light-resistant—nonfading Colorfast Flame resistant
HOME COMFORTS
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The Norse word alm means elm, the resilient wood from which the Scandinavians made bows and arrows.
Eaters Of The Dead
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Britain's aid programme is targeting those most at risk in advance, making people less reliant on fragile crops and countries more resilient as a whole.
The Sun
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It has proven to be an adaptable and resilient terrorist group whose desire to attack the United States and U.S. interests abroad remains strong," the report said.
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This foundation in turn leads to children developing into resourceful and resilient teenagers and adults.
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All the depicted vegetation is highly resilient and adaptable to the most hostile surroundings.
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Trust is a hot topic between partners and helps you build a very resilient and romantic relationship.
The Sun
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I am a much more confident and resilient person than I was three years ago.
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They were resilient people with strong faith and a firm belief in providence.
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Apart from anything else, it showed how superior they were to other nations, in being both generous and also resilient enough to be able to tolerate these firebrands among them.
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Other long-haul services were relatively resilient and down by just 3.1 per cent.
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The strands glue themselves together into a resilient fabric that I cannot tear apart with my fingers.
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A less resilient person would have succumbed to depression and retired from music and public life.
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The word "resilient" carries two definitions, both of which are applicable to the present efforts to alleviate the effects of the ongoing drought in the HoA and ensure systems that prevent future instances of food insecurity.
Tom Murphy: USAID: Building Resiliency In The Horn of Africa
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Linoleum and vinyl aren't new to the commercial market segment, but like other resilient floorings they're enjoying renewed popularity thanks to new designs, better performance and fewer maintenance hassles.
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However, it is perhaps Tesco's approach that will be found to be the more resilient should economic conditions take a turn for the worse.
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By twisting these single yards together to form the ply yard, the fabric is more resilient and long lasting.
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However, axial and diametral testing of mixes yield different estimates of their resilient stiffnesses.
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I think humans are embarrassingly resilient.
Times, Sunday Times
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The main assembly shall consist of two independently operating torsion spring check assemblies, two resilient seated isolation valves, and four ball valve type test cocks.
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Naively optimistic and resilient, Manet sought honours in the Salons; Degas was cynically indifferent to public acclaim.
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Any chemical treatment will leave hair less resilient than before.
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It has shown us a country that is capable, resilient and wonderfully able to get things done.
Times, Sunday Times
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The shaft bushing and the resilient element tightly enclose the shaft while a firm connection with the shaft sleeve is secured.
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Constant attacks on weight makes it stronger and more resilient so avoid yo-yo dieting.
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Hardwood is so much more resilient than the cheaper stuff that Primeau Decor chooses it for its own custom-made furniture.
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They're a pretty resilient bunch.
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At work, you are calmer, more resilient and able to solve problems that baffle other people.
The Sun
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In some of the portraits of women the flesh of bare arms and shoulders looks powdered and resilient, as though they were blown up from some specially luxurious surgical rubber and then talcumed.
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The confidence and burly purposefulness behind a 25-yarder that beat David Seaman and inflicted defeat on a resilient Arsenal were uncanny in a 16-year-old Everton substitute.
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True, children are resilient but going through that kind of ordeal is bound to leave some scars.
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We will win the War on Terror by being smarter and more resilient and not be "terrorized" and paralyzed.
Poll: Less Than One In Four Want To Stay In Iraq To Achieve Democracy
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When you diet or cut back on your food intake (cut calories) your fat cells become more resilient to giving out fat.
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The swift water cuts steep banks in the tough, resilient sod, and the mossy sides of this miniature canyon are honeycombed with mouse-sized holes.
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Constant attacks on weight makes it stronger and more resilient so avoid yo-yo dieting.
Times, Sunday Times
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The body of the camera makes it highly resilient to outdoor use.
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More interactive graphics and photos House Republican leaders in recent weeks have tamped down expectations, noting that Democrats still have significant financial resources and could prove resilient down the stretch.
Democrat Bastions Besieged by GOP
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He is determined by his gestural artistry and resilient thistle-downiness to "sanction and fortify the natural human passion for believing that life can somehow, behind all the miseries and the mysteries, mean something profoundly worth while.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, 1920-04-21
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Mercury and Jupiter join forces to make your emotions chart calm and resilient.
The Sun
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The people are brave, resilient, humorous, friendly in the face of great change and adversity.
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The benefits of this were writ large at the Olympics in Rio last month when our impressively resilient and determined young women netted a gold in hockey.
The Sun
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The commercial law firm model has proven itself extremely resilient.
Times, Sunday Times
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The twins are unbelievable - resilient beyond belief and just inspirational.
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In any case, this book suggested that one aspect of resilience among many was being the tiniest bit sociopathic, in that the resilient child could move on successfully from trauma by kind of shrugging off and forgetting about the experience and not being stuck in a place of dehabilitating anxiety.
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The only way to protect is to plan in advance; using super redundant and resilient systems.
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Yet we know that it can be learned and that people can become more resilient as a result of counseling and therapy.
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In all years, the community dominants were species resilient to the stress of drawdowns, or good colonizers.
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Main efficacy:Soften horny , promote the peeling of comedo, remove acne professionally , prevent various acne and pimples, heal pocked skin in order to make it resilient and shine.
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Early each morning I, too, try to slip away from the material and mundane, because I have found that the rare chronobiological power of this magical time can carry me through the rest of the day feeling strong, resilient, and open.
Meditation as Medicine
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On-liners are far more flexible and resilient than the MPAA gives them credit for.
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‘You have to be fairly resilient and not too much of a shy retiring type,’ explains Tamsin O'Brien, BBC Yorkshire's newly appointed Head of Programmes.
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This rubber ball is very resilient and immediately springs back into shape.
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With a stunning array of products, the exhibition gives us the feel of a resilient people and their culture.
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Africa is a wonderful, diverse continent with an extraordinary, energetic and resilient people.
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It is built low to the ground but it looks up, and I should think that it has a good chance to remain resilient and meaningful under well-nigh any future circumstance.
Conscience and the Undergraduate
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When use, should put among mortar wing epispastic board, as expand resilient coating.
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The resilient wire 34 incurvates at predetermined angles so as to form the first end 38 and the second end 40.
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Children can be remarkably adaptable and are more resilient to trauma than older generations.
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They are a tough, resilient and uncomplaining people (as I saw first hand in the casualty areas in 1974).
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A successful actor-network brings together animate and inanimate objects and resources into a complex, everchanging resilient heterogeneous network.
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Air can pass through the foam easily, resulting in a soft, resilient, flexible material.
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Resilin is one of the most resilient materials around it can be stretched three times its original length without breaking and it owes its bounce-back ability to the special way its molecules are arranged.
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Resilient sheet, ceramic tile, wood?
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It enabled them both to subdue the most resilient of the remaining classical empires (China, Japan, Ottoman), and to take over all the remaining areas occupied by barbarians and hunter-gatherers.
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Cassava as a staple crop has several advantages: it is resilient to adverse weather conditions and is high in carbohydrates.
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Since the garage has an uninsulated concrete slab floor, attention needs to be paid to how to make the floor warmer and also more resilient.
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Among Asian currencies, the rupiah should be the most resilient as the authorities have done an excellent job in capping the dollar-rupiah's upside to guard against inflation," said Tim Condon, Singapore-based chief Asia economist for ING Groep NV.
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They are very resilient but there is no doubt re-homing is very stressful to them.
The Sun
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Developing Asia is proving to be more resilient to the global downturn than was initially thought," the bank said in a statement accompanying its semiyearly assessment.
NYT > Global Home
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The Hong Kong market is pretty resilient," said Osama Abbasi , Credit Suisse Group's chief executive for Asia Pacific, adding that "global companies are still investigating Hong Kong listings.
Brand Names Flock to Hong Kong for IPOs
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The lowest cost resilient floor option is composition tile, which consists of a vinyl surface with separate backing.
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An ethic of old-fashioned, hard-assed knuckling down, less evident in today's society, often makes a more adept and resilient student than a culture of parental indulgence.
Marian Salzman: Booting Up
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Something like jam doughnuts, they have a tough envelope of cartilage containing a resilient, jelly like substance.
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Selfish, survivalist world views are extremely resilient to opposition.
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Support surfaces that are made from resilient foam exhibit this type of elastic response.
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The Institute assessed four alternative plasticizers for use in resilient flooring: di (2-ethylhexyl) terephthalate (DEHT), di isononyl phthalate (DINP), dipropylene glycol dibenzoate (DGD), and di (2-ethylhexyl) adipate (DEHA).
Alternatives for significant uses of DEHP in Massachusetts
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When trying events do arise, slow down and ask yourself how a resilient person would respond.
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As the habitat becomes richer, the ecosystem becomes both more resilient and productive.
Times, Sunday Times
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But the new West Indies proved encouragingly resilient, repeatedly getting up off the canvas to deliver the final knockout punch.
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Perhaps Jessica is resilient as her friends suggest, and will suffer no lifelong scars.
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At present the Irish labour market remains amazingly resilient despite unemployment hitting its highest level in three years.
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Calvin spent the entire 2009-10 season with Millwall, moving from detached observer to embracing the club and its ethos, and earning the trust of impressively resilient operators such as Neil Harris, David Forde and Paul Robinson, the dressing room "Guvnors".
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This rubber ball is very resilient and immediately springs back into shape.
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Bulk silicon is very brittle and has limited deformability, meaning that it cannot be stretched or warped very much without breaking." says Feng Xu, a Ph.D. student at NC state and co-author of the paper, "But the silicon nanowires are more resilient, and can sustain much larger deformation.
Cellular-news
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Bainbridge describes the middle-aged as evolutionarily adapted to be 'phenomenally energy-efficient' and 'inherently resilient'.
Times, Sunday Times
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They are resilient, honorable, loyal and unabashedly in love with their fighters, often serving as devoted father figures.
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People are very resilient and want to carry on their lives just as they did before.
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Products such as microwavable rice and prepared pasta sauces have helped it post relatively resilient results through the economic downturn and it has gradually been reshaping its portfolio to focus in these areas.
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The Lancashire desolation and remoteness was a refuge for recusants - awkward people who were stubborn and resilient, and whose best expression was not in word but in action and a capacity to come back for more persecution.
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The outer cable conductor is enclosed by a contact sleeve which has a plurality of radially resilient segments.
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But like all serendipitous people, she was resilient: She took the suggestion of a theater critic to try stand-up comedy.
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A Pentagon report now says the Taliban has now regrouped into what it calls a resilient insurgency likely to step up attacks on U.S. troops and others.
CNN Transcript Jun 27, 2008
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This demands a robust and resilient modular system architecture, easily accessible and understandable for all development staff.
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Dog sled and snowshoe races were also held when the Arctic winter night drew to an end, enhancing the endurance of a resilient people.
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Repeated expansion and sizing work-hardens the case and overtime makes it less resilient.
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When the U.S. stock market collapsed in October 1987, the Japanese stock market was the most resilient.
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More individual lives make the ecosystem more resilient.
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Sexual drive is at the root of humanity, and it is extremely resilient at the worst of times.
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It is not necessarily that the resilient person does not experience stress, but rather how they deal with it.
Times, Sunday Times
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Rubber is a resilient material.
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Foxes are resilient creatures, and have the ability to increase their population when mortality increases.
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Resilient parents and pupils have managed to raise more than £4,500 despite mindless vandals attempting to ruin their charity fun day.
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But coca is a very resilient plant, and fresh green leaves are already sprouting from stalks fumigated a few months ago.
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Vents such as those on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, for example, are not likely to be frequently overrun by lava and are relatively far apart, suggesting they may be less resilient.
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In Japan, high-powered executives of big corporations are put under stress to make strong, resilient men of them, to make them think fast, to make them make decisions quickly.
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His teleport was somewhat haphazard, and thus Justin fell on his backside as the fiery plume died away, leaving only Timothy's unflappably resilient carbide armor remaining where once the entire pack had been.
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In a preferred embodiment, a worm/worm gear assembly comprises a metal worm and a worm gear fabricated from a resilient material.
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The articular cartilage that lines joints is tough and resilient.
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Soil elastic modulus or resilient modulus can be measured in laboratory using dynamic triaxial tests or resonant column test.
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Laboratory experiments show the molecule also has an effect on human cells, making them much more resilient to radiation.
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After they killed the whale - in what looked like food sharing - one killer whale held down the carcass as the others tore the thick, resilient gray whale skin and blubber.
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Because of the high protein content of bone, it is flexible and resilient as well as hard.
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After a bit the dough gets more resilient and when poked with a finger, springs back at you.
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And the triple whammy of falling housing prices, rising oil prices and both lenders and borrowers growing more cautious after five years of incaution suggest a combination that may be simply too much even for the impressively resilient U.S. economy.
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The resilient polycotton fabric is filled with high-density foam.
Times, Sunday Times
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Three values of resilient modulus can be extracted from the permanent strain testing.
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Foam is resilient, keeps its shape and comes in a range of densities.
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He remains a charming, impeccably polite, good-natured and amazingly resilient man.
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The company proved remarkably resilient during the recession.
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Supporting smaller farms also avoids mass consolidation which narrows the gene pool and renders crops less resilient against disease.
Times, Sunday Times
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The hardy jatropha, resilient to pests and resistant to drought, produces seeds with up to 40 per cent oil content.
Times, Sunday Times
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The organisation of this festival of fun in the middle of winter is typical of the resilient people of Blackball.
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We had never heard of a Tardigrade, but supposedly it's one of the most resilient microscopic swamp-dwelling invertebrates and the inspiration for this private residence.
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He proved generous, encouraging, supportive and resilient.
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Here was irrefutable proof of his resilient genius.
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The Taiwanese, though, are resilient and soon bounce back.
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The British travelling public is the most resilient in the world.
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Behind such a protective barrier, these so-called encysted strongyles are remarkably resilient.
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They are a tough, resilient and uncomplaining people (as I saw first hand in the casualty areas in 1974).
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For example, a rubber band that is resilient at room temperature becomes leathery and relatively inextensible when cooled in a kitchen freezer.
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This rubber ball is very resilient and immediately springs back into shape.
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He didn't want a weedy cissy for a son - he wanted someone practical, physically strong, emotionally resilient, who could share his conventional and conservative values and stride confidently through his corner of the world.
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This is a resilient fabric that resists wrinkling in addition to being pliable and soft with a good drape.
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Yet we know that it can be learned and that people can become more resilient as a result of counseling and therapy.
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Are you a genteel placater of people or do you have a resilient thick hide and attitude of a
Cross Rhythms
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Rubber is a resilient material.
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He is a resilient character, but it is an experience which tested his resolve.
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The word resilient is at the core of much national security policy and it is again with cyber security.
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Far less predictable was the resilient way in which Norwich and their surprisingly fit team stuck to their style and were by far the better side.
Times, Sunday Times
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One way the Ralpha Continental riders might have avoided the indignity of having to bathe in ice would have been to opt for the resilient, laterally stiff, vertically compliant, and horticulturally deciduous ride of birch wood:
Anarchy Or Irony? The Veneer of Rebellion
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They were hard times but through it all Mae showed a remarkable resilient nature, aided by her deep faith from which she drew sustenance and strength.
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Consumer spending may not look too resilient, given the flat performance of retail sales in October.