The orchestrators of these networks, he added, "encourage participants to gather among themselves in an ad hoc fashion to address unexpected performance challenges, learn from each other and pull in outsiders as they need them.
Intraoperative adjuncts such as screws, plates, and bone grafts will help address unexpected bone defects, coexisting adjacent joints arthritis, and other hindfoot and midfoot deformities.
As the number of people we can connect with expands, our ability to pull from that network the resources and people we require to address unexpected needs expands along with it.
Shortcomings associated with Stream Reasoning required us to address unexpected performance and scalability issues relating to our approach, as will be further discussed in Subsection "Evaluation and future work" below.
We advocate the importance of designing systems to be self-stabilizing and self-organizing, as designers cannot predict and address all fault scenarios and should address unexpected faults in the fastest possible way.
The annual progress reports on these organizations enable us to see what's been working well in each program, and to adjust our strategies to address unexpected challenges and to adapt to the evolving needs of local communities and individual farmers.
While some of these spacewalk objectives were added recently to address unexpected malfunctions, such as to the camera on the robotic arm, the astronauts feel ready and confident that they can successfully execute all the tasks, said Kieth Johnson, lead U.S. spacewalk officer.
Teachers requested more support from health staff to address unexpected questions from parents.
75 Fletcher thinks we can trust the neurosurgeons and their teams to address unexpected or adverse events.
Evolutionary genomicists should weigh the costs and benefits of sequencing individuals versus performing pooled sequencing in the future as individual sequencing provides flexibility when addressing unexpected results.
