"The official reason is still one of flexibility, and survivability in the event of a nuclear attack," says Ivan Oelrich, a long-time defense analyst and expert on nuclear issues.
This paper provides an architectural framework for resilience and survivability in communication networks and provides a survey of the disciplines that resilience encompasses, along with significant past failures of the network infrastructure.
In conclusions, green tea microcapsules with probiotic bacteria offers an effective way to increase the life-spam and survivability in simulated gastrointestinal juices and maintaining their survival during refrigerated storage.
As a standard criteria to enhance scalability and survivability in the WSNs, clustering sensor nodes into some groups is considered in the literature, see, for example, [5 9].
The second method, namely, the Spider Web Method (SWM), is based on a bionic concept deriving from observation of the spider web, which is a classical example of network connectivity and survivability in natural world.
A recent study by Addison et al. (2015) investigates the association between pacts and a much wider range of outcomes, namely wages, productivity, innovation, and survivability in addition to employment.
This was built to achieve the goals of reduced manning and improved readiness and survivability in US Navy shipboard systems.
Future systems for human exploration of Moon and Mars, however, require focus on new architectural strategies geared towards increased affordability and survivability in addition to performance.
For satellite-borne GNSS applications, various modifications of terrestrial receivers are required, including hardware and software modifications to enhance survivability in a space environment (temperature, vacuum, radiation) and to ensure a proper acquisition of signals despite the high orbital velocity and the associated Doppler shifts.
Since these sorts of positions are fixed and can therefore be easily spotted well in advance of any landing, they would be easy prey for any number of long-range standoff weapons and would have very, very limited survivability in a war.
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