Resilience Engineering focuses on complex adaptive systems and provides a holistic view of interacting elements that adjust, adapt and reinforce one another in response to emerging forces.
Next, the system uses the perceived device and environment atomic context elements to infer metadata that adapts the search for those learning resources that are suitable for the system-centric context.
A player can set the game for a winning score and then connect "two metal contact elements" that are "adapted for adhering to the skin" to his hand.
Antibiotic-sensitive bacteria that adapted to the same conditions showed the same pattern for some resistance elements but not others.
Although these policies may differ from journal to journal, they share certain elements that can be adapted to the specific needs of any journal.
French ethnology under the influence of Émile Durkheim and Marcel Mauss and their successors emphasized the study of culture, or society, as a total system with a definite "structure" consisting of elements that "functioned" both to adapt to changing circumstances and to reproduce its integral structure.
This situation leaves the adopter of an EBI sometimes peering into a black box and making guesses about what change methods are contained in a program, what determinants they were meant to influence, and whether original investigators consider them to be essential program elements that should not be adapted.
Comparative genomic analyses also identified large numbers of regulatory elements that presumably confer the ability to adapt to diverse environmental cues.
Dynamic regulation of AMPAR by post-translational modifications is one of the key elements that allow the nervous system to adapt to environment stimulations.
Of the 43 articles, 20 explicitly provided, as criteria for external validity, evaluation, or processes to adapt existing interventions, elements that could be used to build a typology of transferability factors.
