Sentence examples for adaptation faces from inspiring English sources

OO CO2 on Path to Cross 400 ppm Threshold for a Month OO Climate Adaptation Faces Funding Crisis warn UN officials.

Attentional processes have been suggested to play a crucial role in resilience defined as positive adaptation facing adversity.

The X-axis shows the different barriers to adaptation faced by farmers while the heights of the bars correspond to the percent of respondents who mentioned each barrier.

For the transcultural adaptation, face-to-face interviews were conducted with the children.

Due to the difference in the baseline performance between the real- and imagined-stimulus conditions, the differential effects of adaptation to matching (adapting face is the anti-face of the test face) and non-matching (adapting and test faces do not have opposite features) faces were analyzed for each stimulus condition.

This was done to avoid visual adaptation to faces, and is obviously not how faces are naturally viewed.

Implementation of climate change adaptation policy faces many institutional barriers, both in the water domain (when dealing with flooding risks) and in the built environment (e.g., when dealing with urban heat stress).

Adaptation to faces has been reported to be invariant to changes in the size (Grill-Spector et al. 1999; Andrews and Ewbank 2004) and position (Grill-Spector et al. 1999) of the face image.

Several functional neuroimaging studies have observed response adaptation in face-sensitive regions when repeating identical face stimuli.

Given that phenotypic plasticity is an important adaptation to face heterogeneous environments it is a fundamental aspect of the ecology and evolution of a broad range of organisms [ 3].

Systems for still-to-video FR must therefore rely on adaptation, multiple face representation, or synthetic generation of reference stills to enhance the intra-class variability of face models.