In the meantime they have to believe that there is a core of resilience that will see them through; that personal service ("doing stuff the big boys won't do," as one proprietor put it, "remembering customers' names, and what they last bought"), individuality, or canny use of the internet will hold them firm.
The New Yorker, October 4, 1999 P. 112 Briefly Noted review of "Edward Albee: A Singular Journey" (Simon & Schuster; $30) by Mel Gussow... Gussow, with a light and generous touch, shows us the strengths of an artist whose core of resilience ultimately insured his survival.
This assessment addresses another core aspect: resilience and vulnerability in a prognostic understanding produce hypothetical information about potential risks or developments.
In addition, showing the distribution of nodes along k-cores does capture resilience better than maximum k-core as done in [23].
These three core aspects of resilience thinking aim to reduce system vulnerability.
Nevertheless, there are few studies where the core dimensions of resilience would have been studied in safety critical network activities.
Sometimes tears are actually a necessary part of adaptation and core to nurturing resilience in your growing child.
19 21 The shorter RS-14 version was developed later, containing items that are measuring the same resilience core characteristics.
The 10-item CD-RISC was shown to be a reliable, valid, and one-dimensional measure and is thought to capture the core features of resilience, defined as the ability to cope with stress [ 23].
Work from a wide range of disciplines — ranging from agriculture and climate science [ 11– 13], through public health and community development [ 14– 16] to anthropology and psychology [ 17, 18] — is seeing the behaviour of complex adaptive systems in adverse conditions as core to understanding resilience.
