Once reinterpreted, autopoiesis (in relation to self-organization, adaptation, and extended cognition) helps order living properties for tactical observation of components essential in living organisms/environments.
The result of this survey showed that special organization, climatically adaptation and suitable use of earth thermal behavior in Maymand is better than Kandovan instead the natural ventilation and use of day lighting is better in Kandovan because of its separated cliff forms.
Therefore, a central question with regard to each of these genomes is to what extent does genome content and organization reflect adaptation to this ecologically important niche.
To distil and document key lessons emanating out of the operationalisation of the core strategy, whose lessons will contribute towards UNICEF's knowledge and improve the organization's adaptation of the strategy in supporting the progressive achievement of the MTSPs and Zimbabwe-specific MDGs.
It assumes that the information system is a complex adaptive system without specifying macroscopic properties of the system or the emergence and criteria of meeting self-organization and adaptation (Holland 1998).
Unlike overall ecosystem organization, individual adaptations of wild species have been consistently improved over millennia, via competitive natural selection.
In biospheric facilities, the challenge is also to produce analogues to natural biomes and ecosystems, studying processes of self-organization and adaptation in systems that allow specification or determination of state variables and cycles which may be followed through all interactions from atmosphere to soils.
GAs are population-based optimization techniques favored for their properties of self-learning, self-organization, self-adaptation, and implicit parallelism.
Blast Ring Image Generator (BRIG) was used to visualize the organization of marine adaptation genes in the marine strains and provide support to the absence of the marine adaptation genes in the non-marine strains (% Identity > 50%, E-value < 0.001).
Land use systems are complex adaptive systems, and they are characterized by emergence, nonlinearity, feedbacks, self organization, path dependence, adaptation, and multiple-scale characteristics.
Population ecology offers a different perspective and argues that the growth of organizational size will increase structural inertia, which will result in the organization's slow adaptation to the environment.
