Cloud applications have to be continuously managed: (1) to adjust their resources to the incoming load and (2) to face transient failures replicating and restarting components to provide resiliency on unreliable infrastructure.
To date, FOCUS has provided resiliency training services to approximately 5,000 military children, spouses, and service members through its individual family intervention and over 200,000 family members, providers, and other community members via child and parent skill-building groups and workshops, consultations, and briefings.
"The university provides that resiliency".
In this sense, the IP/MPLS network deployed in the mobile backhaul and the core packet network provides higher resiliency and ensures the reliability of the mobile backhaul [12].
Lester directs a program called FOCUS (Families OverComing Under Stress) that provides "family resiliency services" to military children and families.
A web-scale architecture delivers systems capable of providing the resiliency, scale and performance that enterprises need to keep customers happy today.
Since failures are inevitable in such a complex endeavor, a higher mission cadence has the advantage of providing some resiliency to the scientific program the missions support.
Salahi et al. [6] presented a new blind spread spectrum method in contourlet domain, where the watermark is embedded through a PN sequence in the selected contourlet coefficients of the cover image, and the data embedding is performed in selected subbands providing higher resiliency through better spread of spectrum compared to the other subbands.
Increasing BDNF expression, or decreasing glucocorticoid levels in individuals who are experiencing stress, may provide increased resiliency to PTSD following exposure to trauma.
A resiliency approach provides a framework for understanding why some youth do not engage in these behaviors [ 4, 9].
