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Using the above mechanisms it provides means for automated data pre-processing, model validation, selection and adaptation which can be used to significantly simplify the soft sensor building and maintenance process.

The use of resilience thinking in spatial and urban planning is rather recent and uncommon, although there are numerous approaches, aimed at capacity building, enhancing participatory processes, reducing territorial and social vulnerability, and increasing capacity for adaptation which can be also considered to belong to that way of thinking.

These MGEs can be viewed as "weakly-constrained features" capable of contributing to de novo adaptation, which can be inherited by vertical and horizontal gene transfer (HGT) mechanisms [ 59, 92, 96– 96].

Time-scale: is the time-scale for the performed adaptations, which can be short (seconds), medium (minutes), or long (hours/days)?

There are many individual adaptations which can be interpreted to maintain the sensitivity and responsivity of the small molecule cAMP.

Schoenberg's version, which can be heard in London and Manchester later this month, is one of four adaptations that still form a regular part of the repertoire.

Present day populations of wild Caprinae represent a potential source of knowledge of adaptation genetics which can be used to improve or adapt current domestic breeds to less productive conditions [ 1].

The plastic adaptation coefficient, which can be used to limit the residual deflection, is introduced, and the influence of residual deflection is investigated.

In the table, the probabilistic 2-mode based method shows improved performance over the Tucker decomposition based method for small amounts of adaptation data, which can be evidently seen in Figure6 for the Tucker decomposition and probabilistic 2-mode based models with (K R =20,K D =35).

For fluctuating environments, the greater the potential growth is the greater is the metabolic flexibility and adaptation capacity which can be obtained reducing growth to suboptimal values.

To cope with reduced water availability plants have evolved a number of physiological and molecular adaptation mechanisms, which can be categorized into drought avoidance and drought tolerance (3).