Two papers have investigated the problems of administrative boundaries in the context of mental health outcomes and found stronger associations with neighbourhood deprivation when measured in spatially adapted areas [ 25, 26].
Similarly, following adaptation to a face, observers have stronger aftereffects when tested on upright vs. inverted faces, but also show aftereffects when tested with simple T-shaped stimuli., The critical insight is that the adapted brain state will have consequences on a subsequently presented test stimulus to the extent that that test stimulus depends on processing in those adapted areas.
To reduce long term costs and risks, we must take action to retrofit buildings for increased efficiency, to incentivize the use of renewable energy, and to adapt coastal areas and infrastructure systems to mitigate flooding effects.
From a statistical perspective, this approach could be conducted via judgmental sampling, where prior information and surveys are deployed to hone in on areas hypothesized to be of greater concern; or via adaptive cluster sampling, where samples are first picked randomly, but after initial sample results, the sampling design will adapt to areas of greater concern based on the initial screening.
Dark adapted pupil area prior to light pulse and pupil area after 30 sec of light were measured and pupil constriction was defined as 1- dark adapted pupil width)̂2/(pupil width after 30 sec of light)̂2.
Indeed, the method automatically adapts the area for feature extraction according to a vertical symmetry-based local window refinement.
The most commonly used and easily adapted catchment area is the roof of a house.
"It is time to adapt the euro area design with a set of institutions, rules and processes that is commensurate with the requirements of monetary union".
There are several types of C4 photosynthesis in the family, and many species are halophytes (adapted to areas with high salt content).
Then came a map Helliker created, suggesting that the current warming seems most likely to change the ranges to which forest trees are adapted — the areas where the black spruce, for example, grows now, are likely to become better suited to broadleaf trees.
