Sentence examples similar to resilient command from inspiring English sources
These criminal organizations invest significant building logical groupings of compromised systems that are organized around a sophisticated, resilient Command-and-Control (C&C) infrastructure or even through social networks [7].
Investor insistence on "pattern matching" to justify irrational behavior is resilient, yet a command of truly objective data-driven pattern matching is still fairly unpopular with the old guard.
Typical mediums include wood, steel and resin, not to mention hardware and commanding resilient strength.
Winners also need to be resilient, have a good command of the facts and be good in a crisis.
To evade detection and improve resistance against countermeasures, botnets have evolved from the first generation that relies on IRC chat channels to deliver commands to the current generation that uses highly resilient P2P (peer-to-peer) protocols to spread their C&C (Command and Control) information.
"Fact is, people in North Dakota are really resilient," said Maj. Gen. David A. Sprynczynatyk, who commands the State National Guard.
The first, which seems by far the more widely circulated, rests on the notion that a command-and-control economy driven by talented bureaucrats is simply more resilient than the alternative.
"It's really been quite interesting how resilient and fierce they've been," General Jodice said in a telephone interview on Sunday from his command center just north of Bologna, Italy.
