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recuperability

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recuperability [rē‚küp·rə′bil·əd·ē]
(communications)
Ability to continue to operate after a partial or complete loss of the primary communications facility resulting from sabotage, enemy attack, or other disaster.


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Recuperability -- How well could a system recover from an attack?
Department of Defense, the method breaks a target into segments and considers, per the acronym, its criticality, accessibility, recuperability, vulnerability, effect of loss, and recognizability, to assess the "shock" effect of an attack.
Influenced, even as he critiques them, by Chicano/a nationalist writings on the dreamed and desired recuperability of an Atzlan home within the territory of the southwest United States, De Genova insists on making Mexican Chicago his subject, following his informants in largely eschewing "Mexican American" as a term and seeing the Mexican character not just of enclaves but of the whole city.
 
 
 
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