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We also define the resilience of the system in the formalism of viability theory: the system is resilient to a perturbation if, after the perturbation, there exists an action policy driving back the system to its viability kernel.

"The banking system's reported financial indicators are above minimum regulatory requirements and stress tests suggest that the system is resilient," the monetary fund concluded.

"While there's a wariness about injecting religion into politics, there's also the sense that the system is resilient and will not be hijacked by extremists," said Deborah Wadsworth, president of Public Agenda.

The proposed crypto-biometric system is resilient to many attacks such as known key attacks, replay attack, man-in-middle attacks, etc.

The main goal of this project is to discover how the transport system is resilient and brittle, given the workload demands and economic pressures.

The system is resilient to a perturbation which leads it into a resilient state; States for which irrespective of the control policy applied, the system remains outside the viability kernel, are called non-resilient.

Why did so many people insist that our financial system was "resilient," as Alan Greenspan put it, when in 1998 the collapse of a single hedge fund, Long-Term Capital Management, temporarily paralyzed credit markets around the world?

How can cities, as complex systems, be resilient?

"Climate-smart" agricultural systems are resilient to climate change and offer carbon and GHG emissions mitigation potential without compromising productivity, food security, and the livelihoods of those working in the agricultural sector.

Recent experimental work indicates that some degraded systems are resilient to traditional restoration efforts owing to constraints such as changes in landscape connectivity and organization, loss of native species pools, shifts in species dominance, trophic interactions and/or invasion by exotics, and concomitant effects on biogeochemical processes.

However, Catford et al. (2013) suggested that riparian systems are resilient to climate change since they have evolved under conditions of hydrological extremes.