resiliant造句

• :: : Also, remember that incorrect theories are suprisingly resiliant.
• Emotional bonds and financial resources are strained, even in the most resiliant households.
• "Partly because he's a senior, he has become more resiliant, almost immune, to these setbacks.
• It was funded by donations from local individuals and groups and is made of kevlar rather than fibreglass to make it more resiliant.
• For one thing, Earth's living systems are surprisingly resiliant, and are quite able to alter the atmospheric composition in dramatic ways.
• A major concern is how resiliant this long course with fast greens will be if El Nino-driven rainstorms continue their advance on Southern California.
• This model of bonding is, like the above, also a heuristic aproximation of reality, but it is a good, useful, and resiliant one.
• On August 20, 2011, he made the first defence of his WBC Interim World title with a unanimous decision win over a resiliant Simon Chu at " Lion Fight : Battle in the Desert 3 " in Primm.
• Only the most resiliant plants thrive; such as dwarf azaleas, crowberry, the blue heath ( Phyllodoce caerulea ), the moss bell heather ( Harrimanella hypnoides ), the pincushion plant ( Diapensia lapponica ) and glacier buttercup ( Ranunculus glacialis ).
• All of these effects are on the order of micrograms per ton; at those ranges, any device sufficiently resiliant enough to not be crushed by that sized lump of gold would not be sensitive enough to measure the mass or weight difference at the different temperatures.
• By the end of the year, the defence compound formed by the Germans around Monte Castello, ( " Lizano in " ) Belvedere, Della Toraccia, Castelnuovo ( di Vergato ), Torre di Nerone, La Serra, Soprassasso and Castel D'Aiano had proved extremely resiliant.
• "When I hit that ( approach ) on 18, that's when the emotions really came out, " said Inman, who shot a final-round 5-under 66 to finish at 15-under, ahead of a resiliant Larry Nelson, who also shot a final-round 66.
• Dr . Steven J . Wolin, director of family therapy training in the department of psychiatry at George Washington University Medical School in Washington, and a co-author, with Dr . Sybil Wolin, of " The Resiliant Self " ( Villard, 1993 ), said that children who triumph over difficult backgrounds often report that there was a nonfamilial but important adult in their lives who believed in them.