A support scheme that is technology-neutral with reference to low-carbon technologies, such as a focussed capacity market, would favour statically cost-effective options, but not necessarily the development of a portfolio of flexibility options including bioelectricity.
One possibility, supporting the early plasticity hypothesis, is that older age-of-stroke onset results in more disruption to circuitry developing at a later stage and is associated with poor development of cognitive flexibility (D-KEFS sequencing and switching) and more self-rated everyday executive function skills.
The change of jobs, professions and working time patterns is a clear indicator for the development of increasing flexibility on Europe's labour markets.
The development of flexibility metrics allows the consideration of flexibility in the stakeholders' day-to-day decisions for the efficient design and operation of manufacturing systems.
The elimination of lateral undulations of the vertebral column as the main propulsive agent is accompanied by the development of dorsoventral flexibility of the chain of vertebrae; the distance between successive footfalls is less if the vertebral column remains rigid.
ACT points to the development of psychological flexibility, the ability to experience the present moment and accept negative thoughts without judgement.
We discuss the role of verbal mediation in the development of cognitive flexibility and its implications for the design of intervention programs for children who possess deficits of executive function.
In general, researchers in the field focus on development of cognitive flexibility between the ages of three and five.
This flexibility has allowed development of a variety of powerful mutagenesis schemes [ 14, 15].
The Pilates regimen was practiced largely in a prone, supine, or seated position on a mat and emphasized the development of stability and flexibility by strengthening the musculature, particularly the core abdominal muscles, through a series of controlled movements.
