It is resilient against unlock attempts via other means, like with masks.
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That means the food system is becoming less resilient against pests and diseases.
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The dollar has also remained resilient against the yen, despite the risk-averse environment.
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The dollar has also remained resilient against the yen, despite the risk averse environment.
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"We were resilient against a real good hockey team," Islanders Coach Jack Capuano said.
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Long term, we need to build an internet that is resilient against attacks like this.
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The satellite is also "equipped with anti-jamming features," making it extra resilient against attack.
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Coastal cities around North America are considering ways to become more resilient against increasing floods.
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A new anonymizing protocol from MIT may prove more resilient against such determined and deep-pocketed attackers.
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Sterling has proven less resilient against the euro, where it remains near 5-1/2 month lows.
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We have always been resilient against a world that continues to treat us as less than fully human.
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But it also means that the Democratic establishment, such as it is, is resilient against Trump-style coups.
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In cities, the formerly jobless could get to work making coastlines more resilient against future storms and floods.
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Nations could also expand protected areas of the ocean to help marine ecosystems stay resilient against shifting conditions.
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The Shabab have proved resilient against the American airstrikes, and continue to carry out regular bombings in East Africa.
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On top of all that, Wang said those Chinese technology conglomerates will be resilient against any trade war escalations.
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However, Hogan also believes the market isn't going to stay resilient against the noise coming out of Washington forever.
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Like other waterfront buildings, the new headquarters will have to be built as a stronghold — resilient against weather and water.
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The play-testers of today are human, after all, and these games are supposed to be resilient against human players.
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"We must remain resilient against the hands which attempt to silence our narratives," says Diawara of her participation in the initiative.
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In recent years, local activity [in Mexico] has been resilient against a backdrop of volatile economic growth performance in the region.
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Disruptions like the coronavirus also highlight how well leaders have built their teams to be resilient against external forces they can't control.
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And if so, do you think he's going to succeed, or do you think FERC's independence is resilient against that kind of pressure?
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Despite a European Central Bank's monetary easing, the euro has remained resilient against the dollar, gaining nearly 4 percent so far this year.
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The official pointed to the priority of consolidating national budgets, cutting debt and making economies more resilient against future shocks through structural reforms.
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He envisions each superblock becoming a social unit, a tight-knit community with shared common facilities, resilient against the stresses of climate change.
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Me doesn't support a cryptocurrency or token, and the distributed network approach means the system is more resilient against potential cyber attacks and downtime.
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This is another step in wider efforts to bring the different euro zone economies together, making the entire region more resilient against financial shocks.
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The Philippines has also been relatively resilient against the effects of the U.S.-China trade battle, which has hit several economies in Asia, analysts said.
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But challenges remain, such as constructing a similar nanomesh that is also resilient against the physical and chemical damage likely to occur in the wild.
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According to a new report, North American economies are the most resilient against climate change, while those in the developing world are the least resilient.
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In general, some types of bread will stay fresh for longer than othersSourdough bread, Reid noted, is more resilient against mold than other types of bread.
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What I can say is that our environment proof to anybody that we are first of all solid, strong and resilient against any kind of shocks.
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There's a new tool for the military that might make soldiers more precise on the battlefield, better able to juggle chaos and more resilient against PTSD.
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The agency and its partners were committed to rebuilding Puerto Rico in a way that was fiscally sound and resilient against future disasters, the statement said.
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The basic idea is that there are some things you can do that appear to make you more resilient against showing symptoms of disease or brain injury.
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Germany often argues that economies should not rely too much on short-term stimulus and take steps to strengthen fundamentals so that their economies are resilient against shocks.
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State and local governments can pass laws to make their communities more resilient against the effects of climate change and impose rules to cut back on carbon emissions.
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Where the revenue may be earned: Banks and financial institutions stand to rack up substantial sums funding expensive, capital-intensive projects making infrastructure more resilient against extreme weather, Sarda says.
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"Most Chinese corporates seems to be quite resilient against a potential trade war given the high share of domestic revenue," said Alicia Garcia Herrero, chief economist for Asia Pacific at Natixis.
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"While the slightly lower fourth-quarter guide versus consensus is likely to be viewed as mildly disappointing – but likely also relatively resilient against the backdrop of the tough economy," Inch added.
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"While the slightly lower fourth-quarter guide versus consensus is likely to be viewed as mildly disappointing – but likely also relatively resilient against the backdrop of the tough economy," Inch added.
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User groups say the Mobikes, with their solid tyres, a driveshaft rather than a chain, and solid wheel struts instead of wire spokes, appear more resilient against vandalism and heavy use.
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Fitch says sufficient capital buffers, prudent risk management and improved reserving techniques are essential for reinsurers to match their rapid growth and remain resilient against any potential catastrophe events in catastrophe-prone Indonesia.
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Rather than create a new identifier, the focus ought to be on crafting better identity vetting and authentication solutions that are not dependent on the SSN, and are resilient against modern vectors of attack.
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The competition's purpose was to allocate around $1 billion for major projects that would make the areas affected by Sandy more resilient against climate change and serve as pilots for the rest of the country.
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Against the euro, too, which has proved more resilient against the pound in recent weeks, sterling broke through the 88 pence level to trade at its strongest in five weeks at 87.70 pence per euro.
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Similarly, in 22010, the evolutionary biologists W.D. Hamilton and Marlene Zuk proposed that some ornaments, in particular bright plumage, signaled that a male was resilient against parasites and would grant his children the same protection.
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We need to tackle the underlying causes of both terrorism and the refugee crisis in the medium to long term if we are to build a tolerant and stable society that is resilient against violent extremism.
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Their concern with commercial logging is that logging companies want to harvest old-growth trees, which also tend to be the most resilient against fires, rather than the younger trees that pose a greater fire risk.
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The next step for the research team is to find a way to stabilize the regular graphene oxide protective layer so that it's resilient against all conditions—wet or dry—while actually being comfortable to wear.
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The bill would ask contractors that have not achieved net zero carbon emissions to pay 1% of the value of contracts to fund investments in military infrastructure to make it more resilient against climate change, Warren said.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's financial system is stable and resilient against shocks but efforts to curb household debt need to continue as debts keep growing faster than income, the central bank said in a report on Thursday.
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The BSI certification, based on so-called Common Criteria (ISO/IEC 15408), reflects the watchdog's view that the Qualcomm SoC - which is already in production - is strongly resilient against hacker attacks, the BSI said in a statement.
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"We want our essential services and infrastructure to be primed and ready to tackle cyber attacks and be resilient against major disruption to services," Margot James, the minister for digital and the creative industries, said in a statement.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she and France's new president, Emmanuel Macron, agreed on Monday to develop a medium-term roadmap on how to deepen European Union integration and make the euro zone more resilient against crises.
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"Threat targets were very resilient against damage," the Pentagon agency assigned to help crack the problem, the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Organization, said in response to questions from The New York Times about how the contractors fared against mock enemy drones.
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The idea is to link together the world's remaining forest islands by planting small corridors of trees between them, allowing native birds, mammals and plants to spread between the fragments, mingle with their brethren and become more resilient against extinction threats.
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The LA Times found that oil companies had rebuilt their own infrastructures to be more resilient against sea level rise and storms at the same time as they were arguing that the science of those things was too uncertain to do anything about.
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Larger, investor-owned utilities have better access to capital than any city would, and therefore will be able to more cost-effectively make the investments needed to harden the grid in order to make it more resilient against strong winds and wildfires.
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And while I'm sure there are many elements of Dodd-Frank and Basel III that could be improved ... there was a broad movement in the direction of trying to ensure that the system as a whole is more stable and more resilient against potential shocks.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Mid-sized oil producing companies are proving more resilient against weak oil prices than expected as they are able to slash more costs, allowing them to press ahead with projects that are set to add even more barrels to a global supply glut.
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That includes a carbon pricing system aligned with climate science; clean energy and clean transportation; eliminating deforestation while scaling up farming practices that improve soil health, carbon capture and water cycle improvement; and infrastructure investment that make countries and communities more resilient against climate change.
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In our view, four principles are fundamentally important: ensuring fairness between companies; creating the right tax environment for businesses to flourish in the EU; avoiding unilateral measures that would undermine the EU's single market; and ensuring the system is future-proofed and resilient against abuse.
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BERLIN, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Leading economists from France and Germany on Wednesday weighed into the politically heated debate about making the euro zone more resilient against future crises by calling for new fiscal rules and the creation of a virtual euro area "safe asset".
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The euro remained resilient against the dollar, in spite of the trade announcement, maintaining levels set earlier in the day on the news that Italy's anti-establishment political leaders Matteo Salvini and Luigi Di Maio reached a deal to resurrect their proposed coalition government, averting the prospect of a new snap election which had rattled global markets.
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While rumors circulated that the company would delay the launch of a new line of iPads as a result of the outbreak, Apple on Wednesday unveiled a new version of its signature tablet that will be available as early as next week — indicating that its supply chain may be more resilient against disruptions in China than some thought.
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De Silva said the strong structural reforms in Indonesia and India also meant their respective currencies, the rupiah and the , were likely to be resilient against a surge in the — a strength that would shield them from the impact of a possible rate hike from the U.S. Federal Reserve in December that could see some of the funds currently invested in EM flow back to developed markets.
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This is an example of a very basic authentication protocol vulnerable to many threats such as eavesdropping, replay attack, man- in-the-middle attacks, dictionary attacks or brute-force attacks. Most authentication protocols are more complicated in order to be resilient against these attacks.
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On the 23rd of January 2020, Ecosia donated all of its profits from that day to ReForest Now, a local NGO that not only plans to restore the forests, but also "make the area more resilient against future fires". They stated that the profits were used to plant 26,446 trees.
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In the Midwest, particularly, the buildings were thought more resilient against prairie thunderstorms.Round Barns, University of Illinois Campus Tours, University of Illinois. Retrieved 7 February 2007 The interior layout of round barns was promoted as more efficient, since farmers could work in a continuous direction. In the days before mechanization, labor-saving features were a big selling point.
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Horizontal Environmental Genetic Alteration Agents is agricultural technology currently being developed by DARPA to ensure long term food security. It is under research in DARPA known as the Insect Allies project. On a high level, insects serve as vectors to "infect" crops with a virus to alter their genes to become more resilient against pests, weeds and climate changes.
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Restraint, however, sees economic dynamism as a key source of national power and accordingly tends to argue for a relatively open trade system. Some restrainers call for supporting this trade system via significant naval patrols; others suggest that the international economy is resilient against disruptions and, with rare exceptions, does not require a powerful state to guarantee the security of global trade.
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After hearing about the recruitment of The Face Thailand, she returned to Thailand 3 days before the application date to enter the contest. She joined Namthip Jongrachatawiboon's team and won the season 2 in 2016. In an interview, she revealed that she does not fit the stereotype that would fit in Thailand's beauty industry, but she has grown resilient against negative criticism from an early age.
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The type of pavement is one of the most important factors affecting pavement deterioration. Generally concrete pavements are more durable in warmer climates, and asphalt pavements are more resilient against cold weather. The joints in concrete pavement is another source of issue. In a certain type of road (concrete, asphalt or gravel), the thickness of layers and type of materials used in base, sub-base and pavement layer matters.
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Silica is not considered an essential nutrient for plants such as nitrogen or phosphorus. However, silica-aided phytoliths can help a plant be more resilient against biotic and abiotic stressors. Silica is bioactive, meaning it is able to change the expression of certain plant genes to jumpstart a defensive response against these stressors. In terms of fungal infections, the deposition of silica has been shown to create a physical barrier between invading fungi and the plant.
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Donald Johnson (played by Felton Perry) comments Robocop's paste "tastes like baby food". RoboCop's reconstructed external structure is protected by an armored shell composed of "titanium laminated with Kevlar" making RoboCop incredibly resilient against both bombs and bullets, as well as extreme impacts such as being hit by cars and falling off skyscrapers. In RoboCop and RoboCop 3 the body armor is gray, and in RoboCop 2 the armor is blue. RoboCop's hands, midsection, and neck armor are black.
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The corals do not bleach or die regardless of the high heat increase. Studies showed that the corals off the coast of Ofu Island near America Samoa have become trained to withstand the high temperatures. Researchers are now asking a new question: can we condition corals, that are not from this area, in this manner and slowly introduce them to higher temperatures for short periods of time and make them more resilient against rising ocean temperatures.
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A relatively weaker yet refined Nash stability concept is called coalition-proof Nash equilibrium (CPNE) in which the equilibria are immune to multilateral deviations that are self-enforcing. Every correlated strategy supported by iterated strict dominance and on the Pareto frontier is a CPNE. Further, it is possible for a game to have a Nash equilibrium that is resilient against coalitions less than a specified size k. CPNE is related to the theory of the core.
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Swift is an open source programming language with first-class functions for iOS and macOS development, created by Apple and introduced at Apple's developer conference Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2014. Swift is designed to coexist with Objective-C, the object-oriented programming language formerly preferred by Apple, and to be more resilient against erroneous code. It is built with the LLVM compiler included in Xcode 6. Lattner began developing Swift in 2010, with the eventual collaboration of many other programmers.
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The dragons of Deltora are considered to be the land's most magnificent, mysterious and powerful of all its creatures and are the only creatures that the Shadow Lord himself fears for they are the strongest and most resilient against his magic. There were seven different dragon tribes, each one drawing power from and associated with the seven different gems of Deltora. (diamond, emerald, lapis lazuli, topaz, opal, ruby, amethyst). Dragons were colored according to which territory they were born in i.e.
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"Get it on F-Droid" badge To install the F-Droid client, the user has to allow installation from "Unknown sources" in Android settings and retrieve the APK (installable file) from the official site. Installation is not available through the Google Play store due to the non-compete clause of the Google Play Developer Distribution Agreement. The client was designed to be resilient against surveillance, censorship, and unreliable Internet connections. To promote anonymity, it supports HTTP proxies and repositories hosted on Tor onion services.
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These monitors were designed to be resilient against torpedo attacks—waterline bulges were incorporated into the of 1915.Abercrombie Class Monitors As the war settled to its longer course, these heavier monitors formed patrols along with destroyers on either side of the Straits of Dover to exclude enemy surface vessels from the English Channel and keep the enemy in port. The monitors could also operate into the river mouths. , one of the Lord Clive-class monitors, which had a single gun added in 1918, was able to shell a bridge away near Ostend.
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However, in games such as elections with many more players than possible outcomes, it can be more common than a stable equilibrium. A refined Nash equilibrium known as coalition-proof Nash equilibrium (CPNE) occurs when players cannot do better even if they are allowed to communicate and make "self-enforcing" agreement to deviate. Every correlated strategy supported by iterated strict dominance and on the Pareto frontier is a CPNE. Further, it is possible for a game to have a Nash equilibrium that is resilient against coalitions less than a specified size, k.
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The revolutionary new Aegis combat system was installed on the upcoming ships, production of which was also stepped up. Several aircraft carriers were put through Service Life Extension Programs (SLEPs) aimed at keeping them in service longer. The Iowa-class battleships, built in the 1940s, were all recommissioned and refitted with RGM-84 Harpoon, BGM-109 Tomahawk, and Phalanx CIWS system capabilities, plus their armor plating would be more resilient against anti-ship missiles. The first Harpoons, Tomahawks, and AGM-88 HARM missiles all debuted on the navy's ships.
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This species is aplacental viviparous: once the embryos exhaust their yolk supply, they are nourished by histotroph ("uterine milk") produced by the mother. Females bear 1-4 pups every summer in estuaries; mating is followed by a ten-month period of either sperm storage or arrested embryonic development, after which the embryos rapidly mature over 2-3 months. The slowest-growing stingray known, this species is not resilient against fishing pressure. It is caught for food by artisanal fishers in Latin America, particularly in Mexico where it is one of the most economically important rays.
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Issue 4.7 The protocol supports all standard operations for electronic devices such as flash upgrading of firmware, secure transfer of data and detailed diagnostic information. Advantages of ccTalk include low cost UART technology, a simple-to-understand packet structure, an easily expandable command interface and no licensing requirements. The latter affords the protocol a good deal of popularity in a crowded and highly competitive field similar to open-source software. In 2010, DES encryption was added to certain commands so that it could be made more resilient against attacks on the bus.
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Whether intentionally or not, these foundations also proved very resilient against Japan's frequent earthquakes. This period saw the climax of earlier developments towards larger buildings, more complex and concentrated construction, and more elaborate design, both externally and in the castles' interiors. European castle design began to have an impact as well in this period, though the castle had long been in decline in Europe by this point. In Japanese politics and warfare, the castle served not only as a fortress, but as the residence of the daimyō (feudal lord), and as a symbol of his power.
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Each PeerTube server can host any number of videos by itself, and can additionally federate with other servers to let users watch their videos in the same user interface. This federation permits collectively hosting a large number of videos in a unified platform, without having to build an infrastructure comparable to that of the web giants. Each server is operated by and stays under the sole administration of a distinct entity. PeerTube uses the ActivityPub protocol in order to allow decentralization and compatibility with other fediverse services, which can prevent vendor lock-in and makes it more resilient against censorship.
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Homeland security is an American national security term for "the national effort to ensure a homeland that is safe, secure, and resilient against terrorism and other hazards where American interests, aspirations, and ways of life can thrive to the national effort to prevent terrorist attacks within the United States, reduce the vulnerability of the U.S. to terrorism, and minimize the damage from attacks that do occur". According to an official work published by the Congressional Research Service in 2013 the "Homeland security" term's definition has varied over time. Homeland security is not constrained to terrorist incidents. Terrorism is one of many threats that endanger society.
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This species is greenish above, with a highly variable pattern of dark markings usually found outside and between the eyes, and over the back and tail. Crustaceans, in particular shrimp and amphipods, constitute the predominant prey of the Kapala stingaree; small bony fishes and polychaete worms are also eaten. It is aplacental viviparous, with females normally gestating only one pup at a time, and provisioning it with histotroph ("uterine milk"). The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has assessed this species as Near Threatened; it is regularly taken incidentally by commercial fisheries, and is unlikely to be resilient against fishing pressure due to its low fecundity and propensity for aborting its young when captured.
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Nevertheless, a new club record of 998 minutes without conceding a goal had been set, and victories in the first four games had ensured the best start to a season in Torquay's history. Those wins made sure that the Gulls spent the whole of August at the top of the League Two table. With the news that Wayne Carlisle had agreed to rejoin the Gulls, Torquay went into their Carling Cup First Round fixture against Reading full of confidence. The Torquay defence proved as resilient against the Championship side as it had been against every other team it had encountered since the beginning of April, and it was not until the very last minute of extra time that Royals striker Grzegorz Rasiak finally found a way past keeper Scott Bevan.
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Functionally, the island is bisected by Division Road and Liggett Hall, which separate the NPS-operated northern section from the parkland in the southern section. The highest natural point on Governors Island is above mean water level at the base of Fort Jay, in the northern portion of the island. The southern section formerly was lowland located a maximum of above mean sea level, but since the construction of the new parkland in the 2010s it has contained the Hills, which range from high. This construction, part of the island's Park and Public Space Master Plan, included various measures to make the island more resilient against the effects of climate change, like raising much of the south island out of the 100-year flood plain, and replacing the old sea wall with a layer of rip-rap to better mitigate wave action.
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Parliament should therefore authorise loans to assist immigration as they had formerly loans to assist improvements in the distressed areas. With the population reduced, the area could be made more resilient against future crises by giving crofters greater security of tenure (so giving them some incentive for agricultural improvement), by instruction in agriculture and the management of stock, and by better education. "Increased and improved means of education would tend to enlighten the people and to fit them for seeking their livelihood in distant places, as well as tend to break the bonds that now confine them to their native localities", but education should not simply be in the "three Rs"; it should also seek to excite a desire for knowledge in which respect education in the Highlands was currently deficient. This led to the creation by January 1852 of the Highland and Island Emigration Society by Trevelyan and McNeill .
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In El México Antiguo, sus áreas culturales, los orígenes y el horizonate Preclásico; L. Manzanilla and L. López Luján, eds; 436-510. Historia Antigua de México, Vol. 1. INAH, México, D.F. one does not find Chicanel pottery in the southern Highlands nor, indeed, in any significant quantity anywhere in the Southern area in the Preclassic While evidence such as size and scale of site and of individual structures (e.g., El Tigre at El Mirador) is compelling, developments in the Southern area remain resilient against conclusive consensus. The temporal priority of plentiful as opposed to scant evidence of stelae and writing in the Preclassic south compared to the Mirador Basin must be based principally on absolute dating, although this problem, itself, becomes difficult to resolve when events are dated by 14C (“calibrated” or “uncalibrated”) – still the most widely used absolute dating method in Mesoamerica – and which cannot be rendered more fine-grained than ca.
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Two sets of arrows that exhibit the 200px We are unable to do away with such optical illusions by convincing ourselves rationally that our eyes have played tricks on us: obstinately and unswervingly, the mechanism follows its own rule and thus wields an imperious mastery over the human mind. While optical illusions are the most obvious instances of unconscious inference, people's perceptions of each other are similarly influenced by such unintended, unconscious conclusions. Helmholtz's second example refers to theatrical performance, arguing that the strong emotional effect of a play results mainly from the viewers' inability to doubt the visual impressions generated by unconscious inference: The mere sight of another person is sufficient to produce an emotional attitude without any reasonable basis whatsoever, yet highly resilient against all rational criticism. Obviously, the impression is based on the spontaneous, spurious attribution of traits - a process we can hardly avoid, for the human eye, so to speak, is incapable of doubt and thus cannot ward off the impression.
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FROSTBURG was the NSA's first supercomputer, used from 1991 to 1997 NSA was embroiled in some minor controversy concerning its involvement in the creation of the Data Encryption Standard (DES), a standard and public block cipher algorithm used by the U.S. government and banking community. During the development of DES by IBM in the 1970s, NSA recommended changes to some details of the design. There was suspicion that these changes had weakened the algorithm sufficiently to enable the agency to eavesdrop if required, including speculation that a critical component—the so- called S-boxes—had been altered to insert a "backdoor" and that the reduction in key length might have made it feasible for NSA to discover DES keys using massive computing power. It has since been observed that the S-boxes in DES are particularly resilient against differential cryptanalysis, a technique which was not publicly discovered until the late 1980s but known to the IBM DES team.
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