Sentence examples for reactive recovery from inspiring English sources

Their reactive recovery measures have resulted in maladaptation and in their becoming passive towards risk mitigation for future floods.

For example, tradeoffs between proactive and reactive recoveries are evaluated in [8, 12, 21].

The results showed that the older adults had similar patterns of joint movement and COM excursion as the young adults during the balance reactive-recovery.

An HCV-specific enzyme-linked ImmunoSpot that assessed interferon-γ production in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (stimulated by gt1 and gt4 HCV peptides) at this time was not reactive, suggesting recovery of CD8+ and CD4+ T-cell immunity was not responsible for his HCV clearance.

In reactive approaches, the recovery process is initiated when the failure is detected.

Muscle BOLD imaging was performed during the first 60 s in the resting state (baseline), the following 180 s of ischemia and during reactive hyperemia until recovery for a further 400 s.

The proposed dynamic VAR planning methodology can support enough reactive power for failure recovery.

This work reports on the features of batch sorption processes for the ultimate removal and recovery of reactive phosphorus, nitrogen, and sulfur anions from aquaculture production wastewater effluents.

To this end, established/emerging high performing P removal/recovery technologies (e.g., Modified University of Cape Towne process, Bardenpho process, membrane bioreactors, IFAS-EBPR, struvite recovery, tertiary reactive media filtration) were identified and full-scale treatment plant designs were developed.

Prospective research has demonstrated that those who remain reactive during times of recovery are more likely to relapse (Segal, Gemar, & Williams, 1999; Segal et al., 2006).

Some of the reactive schemes are: 1. Recovery Block programming: Recovery block [49] is a popular technique employed in software fault tolerance domain.