For resilience, systems can be characterized by uncertainties as to system responses to environmental drivers and interventions.
While the resilience of system-of systems (SoSs) depends on the reliability of their constituent systems, traditional reliability approaches cannot adequately quantify their resilience.
In this subsection, we define resilience of system Eqns 9 and 10 by considering its capacity to return into its viability kernel when a perturbation pulls it out from it, following Ref [25] definition of resilience.
On the other side, PPNN provides stronger resilience to systems based on manifold mechanisms and agents.
Lines reinforcement is an effective measure that defenders use to harden networks and improve resilience of systems.
Two cover hardware solutions, including the suggestion of a government-sponsored R&D programme to seek better antenna and receiver technologies to enhance the resilience of systems.
It is still indistinct what kind of resilience networked systems which change their topological structures incessantly over time might have.
Violence prevention efforts could take advantage of community resilience, local systems, as well as existing funding structures.
The paper describes the metrics of network and system resilience, time for resilience and total cost of resilience.
This would enable them to transform into safe and effective "EHR-enabled clinical work systems" by building resilience into their systems and processes.
Davis (2014) demonstrated the relation between resilience and water system serviceability, and dependence of community resilience on water system resilience and defined five water service categories namely water delivery, quality, quantity, fire protection, and functionality to address the water system resilience.
