Sentence examples for existing resilience from inspiring English sources
Two of the existing resilience indices and power efficiency are considered for optimal design of water distribution network.
However, the existing resilience framework research is still quite fragmented and the links behind various studies are not straightforwardly accessible.
The paper concludes with a proposed approach which builds on existing resilience architecting methods by integrating key system aspects using fuzzy memberships and fuzzy rule sets.
Friability implies reducing the network's existing resilience due to removing particular nodes/airports and/or links/air routes, and consequently cancelling the affected airline flights.
We propose that providers can further enhance the existing resilience of TG youth by focusing on the development of external resources of TG youth.
Existing resilience intervention implementation collected via the school environment surveys in both intervention and control groups will be compared at both baseline and follow up using descriptive statistics.
Building on existing community resilience literature which highlights the importance of various socio-economic and political drivers for understanding community resilience, this paper analyses how economic, political, institutional, social, cultural and natural factors at community level affect the ability of communities to adapt and adjust decision-making pathways towards resilience.
According to Kelman and Glantz (2014), existing social resilience can be enhanced by informing vulnerable populations about potential changes in threats and response options.
To tackle these challenges, this study (1) proposes an overarching eight-step procedure for composite indicator building and (2) develops a meta-level assessment framework to allow for a systematic review of existing disaster resilience measurement frameworks in application of composite indicator building.
The paper begins with a description of resilience and critical infrastructure, then summarizes existing approaches to resilience, and presents a fuzzy-rule based method of selecting among alternative infrastructure architectures.
If people start rioting for access to water and food and if the existing institutional resilience is low, fragile states and regions will be put at risk of further instability, where the above-mentioned mechanisms might escalate.
