resiliency造句

ecological resiliency

It has excellent resiliency, tensile strength, and abrasion resistance.

Collagen and elastin provide the strength and resiliency of connective tissues such as skin and ligaments.

These citywide resiliency issues should be reflected in a strong Donghu public space strategy.

In response, the Army has instituted 10 hours of resiliency training for new soldiers.

Recent research shows that these younger soldiers, said Chiarelli, "have a much lower rate of resiliency.".. than older members.

You have to understand your vulnerabilities and invest some time to think through the risks and resiliency.

The analysis of error resiliency of variable length codes (VLC) by Discrete Memoryless Source model is proposed.

Those with the 8 Life Path usually possess a strong physique, which is a symptom of their inherent strength and resiliency.

Strategies to manage external stressors include lifestyle factors such as eating a healthy diet, being physically active and getting enough sleep - which help boost your resiliency.

The U. n. report finds that economies in transition, particularly in Eastern Europe and Russia, have shown some resiliency in weathering the global turndown.

Elastin, a key youth protein, is responsible for skin's ability to "snap back", an important factor in younger skin's firmness and resiliency.

IBM DB2 offers several technologies and configurations that can be used to achieve resiliency and guaranteed recovery times, as well as allowing the load on the database to be distributed.