Much of Obama's electoral base was also likely pleased by his suggestion that spending on infrastructure such as roads and power grids be linked to efforts to make communities more resilient to changes wrought by climate change, such as rising seas or shifting weather patterns.
Jean-Michel, son of ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau, explained how in nature, more biodiverse ecosystems are often more resilient to changes in the environment, such as climate change.
While Paraguay, Bhutan and Lesotho rely almost solely on hydro and Iceland on geothermal, Uruguay has a spread that makes it more resilient to changes in the climate.
And this combination of growth factors and new brain cells that comes from healthy living, challenging the brain, and staying socially connected in a meaningful way may actually help protect the brain or keep it more resilient against changes that cause dementia.
We also aim to construct better SVM models that are more resilient to changes in the percentage of malicious nodes, and give us better results.
Whilst trust is considered to be asymmetric, needing a long time to be built, but eroded quickly (Slovic [1993]), trust within strong relationships tends to be more resilient to changes or shocks (Earle [2010]), such as those associated with enduring periods of volcanic uncertainty or high impact volcanic activity.
These factors may be more resilient to changes in employment status, especially if unemployment benefit/compensation is available and where there is family support [ 49].
It is clear at a fine scale that north-facing slopes are more resilient to change in climate and that several valleys have not changed as much as the surrounding uplands, which is due to deeper soils in the valley bottoms maintaining moisture longer into the season.
"Another population will make the species more resilient to change," he said.
The combined use of Iterators and the trio of operations equals, compareTo, and hashCode makes the code more resilient to change.
