The main point is that damage was reduced very effectively through a process of learning and communication followed by implementation of suitable measures.
At this stage, we hope that our contribution invites other scholars to re-think their own urban design instruments and tools, because existing methods do not seem to be sufficient enough to effectively facilitate a process of spatial urban transformation.
However, there was an interest to see how well an instrument that was effectively finalized through a process of pre-testing held in one country of sub-Saharan Africa could be applied in another.
Saccade generation, like simple perceptual decisions in manual reaction time studies, can be effectively modelled as a process of accumulating evidence up to some criterion (Carpenter & Williams, 1995; Hanes & Schall, 1996; Ludwig, Mildinhall, & Gilchrist, 2007; Ratcliff, Cherian, & Segraves, 2003).
Having an adaptable organization allows adaptable systems to learn through a process of selection to respond effectively to threats.
As is the case with policy adoption[ 130, 131], successful termination might need a political leader, a terminator, to trigger and manage effectively the process of policy termination.
A critical finding is that the constituent blood cell subsets reveal an entirely new level of detail, effectively deconvoluting a process that is otherwise lost in the mix.
Samuels accuses the Obama Administration with using the Iran deal to "effectively begin the process of a large-scale disengagement from the Middle East".
By creating a fake reality about the country, he was able to eliminate the fuss about their nuclear program, which, as Samuels observed, "would create the space for America to disentangle itself from its established system of alliances" and "would effectively begin the process of a large-scale disengagement from the Middle East".
"When government authorities facilitate rebuilding quickly and effectively, the process of economic renewal, in many tangible ways, can leave communities better off than before," said Peter Morici, an economics professor at the Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland.
