Examples of using Resilient in English and their translations into Arabic
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In developing and transition economies, domestic investments, both public and private, remained resilient in 2009 despite the global economic and financial crisis, which offered scope for further expanding the interface
The absence of resilient national systems and capacity has been the bane of Liberian society in the past and the opportunity offered to make amends for past acts of omissions and commissions should not be missed.
In valves designed for standard service, a resilient material is inserted into the metal seat holder to provide a soft seating action in addition to the metal to metal seating between the ball and the seat rings.
IDT has a Carrier grade international network with a resilient private IP backbone between major public internet switch sites, including Public IP connections to POPs and smaller switch sites.
Future interventions will require a better understanding of the effects of such crises on the stability and sustainability of food production and will need to build resilient agricultural systems that can adapt to stress and changes and absorb disturbances.
All varieties differ from each other in pigmentation, overall characteristics, skin structure, etc. However, one variety is usually supplied to stores- dark green, resilient and useful.
Very resilient.
Resilient Brazil.
Resilient Cities.
Humans… resilient.
Resilient China.
Resilient Flooring.
Resilient Edition.
Emotionally resilient.
The Resilient Farm.
Resilient Cities.
Resilient Cities Program.
It is resilient.
Very… resilient.
Resilient File System.