Catherine Roche, chief executive of Place2Be, a provider of school-based mental health services, said: "By being a trusted and integral part of the school community it is possible to provide an approach which is free from stigma and supports the mental wellbeing of children, parents, teachers and school staff.
It seems that as long as background beliefs concerning a hypothesis are discussed, rejected or altered in the context of criticism by a scientific community, it is possible to establish hypotheses as scientific knowledge free from preferences of any individual.
By capturing the essence of stability and social capital in a community, it is possible to tailor interventions to achieve the maximum benefit in terms of optimizing peace.
Moreover, in this research community it was possible to observe a strong reference to Boyer's model (Boyer, 1990) on the academic profession.
By estimating the energy demand, consideration of local energy saving potentials, and available energy potentials within the community, it was possible to develop several energy system variants that virtually allow a heating energy and electricity supply fully based on local, renewable energy resources.
As the cohort was fairly representative of a particular community, it was possible to analyse the phenomenon of aggregation.
There are currently more than 200,000 Gemsbok, with the largest proportion living on privately-owned farming land managed for conservation by communities (although it is possible to spot herds almost anywhere outside of Namibia's urban areas).
By contrast, if the clusters detected by the algorithm are totally independent of the real communities then it is possible to show that the NMI is equal to 0. The NMI, therefore, ranges from 0 to 1 and the higher the value, the better the clustering algorithm performs with respect to the ground truth.
"Let us unite for the children of this country, all of us, health agents, people from the media, communities, because it is possible to achieve excellent results even with weak social, financial, and political structures.
By understanding the relative importance of spatial and environmental variation in shaping community structure, it is possible to gain insight into the complexity of the underlying mechanisms driving community assembly.
