Computer science, Christian and Griffiths point out, is all about coping with limitation.
The group observed growth patterns arising from how plant roots cope with limitations of their gravity sensors.
Flexibility is essential to capture the multi-organizational and state-based nature of these systems, efficiency is necessary to cope with limitations of hardware resources.
Levasseur and Couture (2015) investigated the coping strategies used by 82 elderly people to cope with limitations of aging and/or health problems.
The suggested team members are an option to consider for certain tasks, which can be delegated to cope with limitations in staffing at healthcentres.
Like most conifer species, it is able to cope with limitations in soil water availability within its natural range [ 9, 10].
Current approaches to dose-response assessment for low-dose exposures to microorganisms in foods rely on multiple assumptions and extrapolations to cope with limitations in knowledge and also limitations in our ability to effectively measure variability (e.g., variability among humans, strain differences among pathogens).
This transformation would empower those yearning for literacy or coping with their limitations.
nytimes.com/business Patient Voices Spinal Cord Injury Life after a spinal cord injury is filled with the challenge of accepting your injury, coping with your limitations and adjusting to an entirely new way of seeing the world.
Research in attention aware systems, i.e. systems that support users in their attentional choices, promises to address many of the problems related to information overload, cyber collaboration, and mobility, by providing features helping users in coping with attentional limitations.
Reactions to and maladaptive coping with functional limitations and social stigma may moderate the relationship between overweight and behavior problems.
