The phrase "ac adaptive" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a typographical error or an incomplete phrase.
Example: "The system is designed to be adaptive to user preferences."
Alternatives: "adaptive" or "flexible".
Where: IFA refers to income and food access; ABS = access to basic services; A = assets; SSN = social safety nets; S = stability; AC = adaptive capacity.
On the other hand, the Chase-like algorithm is very simple and can be easily implemented for different types of ACs such as the contextual adaptive AC.
The JPEG 2000 uses a context-based binary adaptive AC called the MQ-coder.
Where, LRI a is the resilience index for household a. AC a is adaptive capacity for household a.
First, we showed that the soft-input arithmetic decoder achieves good error correction performance, has low complexity and can be easily extended to adaptive ACs, unlike the trellis-based arithmetic decoders.
Community adaptive capacity, AC j (A i ) is determined for each adaptation strategy, A i, and relative to all adaptive options of the community, as the ratio of the related resilience to total vulnerability for the specified storm scenario, j, and the adaptation alternative strategy, A i. (AC^{j} left( {A_{i} } right)) is recorded as a ratio value < 1, or as a percentage, < 100%.
Voluntary participation in adaptive customization (AC) entails consumers' own mental engagement that evokes perceptions of cognitive needs fulfillment (CNF).
Adaptive capacity (AC) indicators include: IFA (income and consumption per capita), A (availability of labor, ownership of asset, and natural capital (land)), AC (educational status).
In fact, the proposed SISO arithmetic decoder is applied to the JPEG 2000 entropy encoding stage which uses an adaptive binary AC (MQ coder).
Successful implementation climate change adaptation depends to a large extent on the capabilities of individuals, organizations, and communities to create and mobilize the adaptive capacity (AC) of their socio-ecological system.
As a result, we indicated that despite the presence of two ethnic groups in the same place exposed to the incident they presented very different risk perceptions on both environmental degradation (ED) and adaptive capacity (AC) due to cultural values.
