In this chapter, we describe some of the important noise exploitation and adaptation principles observed in neurobiology and how they can be systematically used for designing neuromorphic sensors.
However, despite these conceptual advances, there is still a paucity of concrete, operational examples of adaptation principles that consider climate uncertainty (Heller and Zavaleta 2009).
The ACT framework offers an efficient and structured process for translating broad adaptation principles (e.g., minimize non-climate stressors, monitor to detect changes, intensively manage populations, or increase the size and number of reserves) into actionable management strategies.
The methodology to conduct the linguistic validation of SAGA was based on linguistic adaptation principles detailed by the European Regulatory Issues and Quality of Life Assessment ERIQA Groupup [ 11] and the International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research ISPORR) [ 12, 13] and recommended by the US Food and Drug Administration [ 14].
One goal of this step is to pinpoint which general adaptation principles are most applicable to the feature, and translate those principles into as many concrete management actions as possible, without regard to regulatory, social or economic constraints (because those can be addressed in the prioritization step below).
A range of good adaptation principles and recommendations have been developed to help in guiding nature conservation in a changing climate (Hopkins et al. 2007; Huntley 2007; Smithers et al. 2008; Heller and Zavaleta 2009; Lawler 2009; Mawdsley et al. 2009).
Because of their relation with adaptation, improvisation principles are thus interesting candidates for the creation of adaptive space in newly emerging collaborations.
The pilot for the new sitcom is being made for the Fox network and one of the executive producers is Joseph McGinty Nichol, known as McG, director of the Charlie's Angels movies and of the forthcoming Terminator 4. Pegg has stressed that he does not object to US adaptations in principle.
Thus, adaptation could, in principle, have a significant effect on how mammograms are perceived and classified.
