Reliable network design (RND) problems address the design of minimum-cost topologies resilient to link failures up to a certain degree.
Backbone telecommunication network infrastructures are deployed with redundant resources taking into account the backup capacity for protection in order to be resilient against link failures, and serving extremely large amount of data transmission resulting in increasing power consumption.
Conceptions of psychologically resilient orphans were linked to social conduct and abilities to respect cultural norms.
Professor Berman says that some of the most effective and resilient groups with terrorist links are in some ways economic clubs, run by "radical altruists".
The attacks underscore the inherent flaws in linked systems: your accounts, or in this case site, is only as resilient as your weakest link.
They know that too well in Dover, where commuters hope by Christmas to have once again their link to resilient, high-speed tracks – the modern railway that appears tantalisingly close but is for now out of reach.
Exhaustive structural analysis, simulations and experimental results on a WSN testbed demonstrate that bio-inspired WSNs are resilient to node and link failures and offer better performance than existing solutions for robust WSNs.
Problem solving abilities have been linked to resilient children compared to their non-resilient peers [ 35, 37, 51- 53] and have been identified as promoting resilient outcomes in a range of risk situations including poverty and abuse [ 54], homelessness [ 31], cancer survivors and parents with a mental illness [ 55], and depression [ 56].
As with ecological systems, we show that complex supply chains with a large number of nodes and links are more resilient to disruption.
A highly resilient culture is strong, tightly linked, mutually supportive, and able to sustain tremendous pressure from the outside.
