Howard and Bartram (2010) defined the resilience of a piped water supply as a function of the resilience of individual components of the system, namely, the source, treatment, and distribution through primary, secondary, and tertiary pipes and in system storage infrastructure.
The MOVE framework considers disaster vulnerability as a function of exposure, susceptibility (socially, economically, physically, culturally, environmentally, institutionally) and a lack of resilience.
This recovery is indicative of engineering resilience, and because recovery patterns differ between patients as a function of their coping and adaptation potential, recovery time (i.e., recovery as a process rate) can vary substantially.
Finally, step deformations of amplitude between 0.1% and 100% are applied to measure compute the shear modulus G t, γ0) as a function of time after shear application and deformation amplitude γ0 and compute the mechanical resilience of the networks.
Resilience is often defined within the dynamic systems theory: it can be measured as a function of the time needed to return to equilibrium after a perturbation [26], or as a function of the distance to bifurcation points [27], where these are defined as points where the stability of a fixed point changes.
We performed a network resilience analysis by progressively deleting random nodes from the ChIN and measuring the network destruction as a function of the average path length or the number of disconnected network components (Albert et al., 2000).
Deflection signal as a function of degrees.
These relationships functioned as a mode of resilience for many.
The resilience of the Conservative vote in England cannot purely be a function of short-term campaign tactics.
Three generalized management frameworks for organizing sustainability and resilience were found to dominate the literature: (1) resilience as a component of sustainability, (2) sustainability as a component of resilience, and (3) resilience and sustainability as separate objectives.
