Sentence examples similar to adaptive terminology from inspiring English sources
It follows then that this effect may be considered in terms of radiation adaptive response terminology.
The article aims to contribute to both theory and practice, enabling policy makers to translate resilience based terminology and adaptive governance principles into clear instructions for incorporating uncertainty into legislation and policy design.
1 Pavlik, Brawner, Gire, Olney and Mitrovic (2013) have been among the first to recognize the groundbreaking nature of Smallwood's contributions (Pavlik et al. 2013). 2 There is considerable variability in adaptive systems, including the terminology used to describe them.
It is desirable to define a uniform and intuitive terminology for adaptive protocols and to optimize a sufficiently comprehensive format, allowing the full assessment of risks and benefits of a proposed protocol, which can be easily followed in a global environment.
These chronic changes in functional set points would correspond in the terminology of complex adaptive systems to becoming "stuck" in a more rigid and less adaptive dynamical attractor pattern [ 10, 20, 23, 145].
The complexity of fee exemption policies can also be assessed using the terminology of complex adaptive systems theory.
In most cases, therefore, adaptive scenarios – or endogenous scenarios in the terminology of Carter and La Rovere [ 142] – are likely to be more informative.
This article attempts to define terminology and to describe a process for writing adaptive, early phase study protocols which are transparent, self-intuitive and uniform.
The Darwinian premise is that genetic variations—"mutations" including chromosomal breaks and rearrangements) in current terminology but "hereditary variations" in Darwin's occur "randomly," that is, irrespectively of environmental conditions and adaptive "need".
