Gated communities are a flawed urban development model, he said, adding that the government should instead encourage collaborative, sustainable development zones with built-in working, living and social spaces.
Other limitations of currently available resilience measures include: a lack of a clearly defined definitions/models of resilience and/or theoretical underpinning; flawed development processes; limited breadth (most cover individual factors only]; and/or inadequate psychometric properties [ 17].
The dreamers' goal is even bigger: "eco-cities" that will leapfrog the last century's flawed development patterns and deliver us in stylish comfort to a low-carbon, green future.
The problem was, and still is, Japan's flawed development process.
Taxpayers in Western countries could help by holding their governments responsible for backing flawed development projects, she added.
Similarly, flawed development processes can increase vulnerability to disasters through the creation and exposure of communities to new risks generated by investment decisions both public and private (O'Keefe et al. 1976; Cuny 1983).
Expression of these transcription factors alone is sufficient to initiate adipogenic differentiation; adipocytes are completely absent in C/EBP α-knockout mice [ 37], while PPAR γ knockout mice show seriously flawed development of adipocytes [ 38].
In my view, equating psychological health with successful adaptation to conventional values and beliefs was a flawed model of positive development to begin with.
What a tragedy it would be if a flawed study thwarted much-needed school development.
More persistent crying, however, may be a symptom of flawed neurological development, according to a paper in the November Archives of Disease in Childhood.
"Our current process is a flawed process," said Connee R. Fitch-Blanks, who coordinates professional development programs for the Chicago Teachers Union.
