Sentence examples for framework for adaptation from inspiring English sources

This paper introduces a framework for adaptation planning in urban water supply systems that links existing risk-based decision-making with the development of long-term adaptation pathways.

Over fifteen years ago...he conceived a unified framework for adaptation and from that invented the genetic algorithms whose use in engineering, science, and especially, contemporary artificial intelligence and artificial life has—after a long gestation in which the rest of us caught up—entered a phase of explosive growth.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Framework for adaptation and community evaluation (FACE).

The SD model is constructed as the FACE (Framework for Adaptation and Community Evaluation) of the community.

Framework for Adaptation and Consistency of the Afghanistan Sustainable Development Goals.

The elaboration of the framework concept for adaptation to climate change in the city of Rostock is an interesting example.

In reference (André et al. 2011) it is proposed a framework (SAFDIS) for adaptation of distributed service-based applications, that is fully decentralised.

The World Health Organization framework for health adaptation (Grambsch and Menne 2003) identifies seven elements that influence vulnerability and adaptation to climate-related health impacts, many of which are applicable to the northern communities discussed here.

We therefore propose a new climate adaptation framework in compliance with the Norwegian Planning and Building Act; A general framework for climate adaptation and moisture-resilient buildings, tailor-made for implementation in both national and international standards, certification schemes and design guidelines.

This paper outlines the importance of tracking adaptation in the context of the implementation of the Paris Agreement and provides a flexible and consistent indicator framework for tracking adaptation in agricultural sectors (includes agriculture, forestry and fisheries and aquaculture) at national level.

This paper proposes a cross layer framework for rate adaptation in 802.11× networks.