Then, they need to adapt these cause-and-effect concepts to reflect their own unique circumstances as well as the purposes they are attempting to achieve.
Furthermore, synaptic plasticity can adapt the effect of both the excitatory parallel fiber inputs and the inhibitory input from the basket cells and stellate cells on the SS patterns [35], [36].
Smallholders being price takers and lacking basic market information implies that they should rely on diversification for adapting the effects of drought in the foreseeable future.
More affluent communities with more resources will be better able to adapt and withstand these effects.
Image data processing and calibration procedures have been developed and adapted to remove these effects.
Picasso and Braque adapted the effect to create Cubism: visual reality fragmented in fealty to how our eyes take it in before our brains compose the illusion of having seen it whole.
The Committee on Climate Change has warned that we are not doing enough to adapt to the effects of a warming climate.
Dr. Karl said that unless the country acted soon to reduce emissions and to adapt to inevitable effects of a changing climate, the costs would be severe.
"In the U.S., Australia and Europe, there's a very substantial capacity to adapt to the effects on food — with money, technology, research and development.
Developing nations say they need to adapt to the effects of climate change and pay for cleaner, low-carbon energy technologies.
