All ecosystems have a certain resilience to change, which must be overcome to push them into a different state.
This paper examines the idea that plasticity in farm management introduces resilience to change and allows farm businesses to perform when operating in highly variable environments.
Urban design and development are generally considered as the instrument to shape the future of the city and they determine the pattern of a city's resource usage and resilience to change, from climate or otherwise.
Mental illness has always been stigmatized but especially inside the idealized institution of motherhood where pretending superhuman resilience to change, sleep deprivation, anger, frustration, fear, anxiety and sadness awards women the coveted "best" mother prize.
They may be of limited value in establishing the state of marine ecosystems or in evaluating their resilience to change in response to anthropogenic influences on food web structure because of uncertainty in the thoroughness and consistency of the information base.
They focus on adaptive water resource planning, the production, transportation and storage functions of a river and its resilience to change.
Given the number of large biotic and abiotic fluctuations and changes the biosphere has experienced since the emergence of life, and that all living organisms are descended from ancestors that weathered these changes, we can expect some resilience to change.
Domains having diverse versatilities and their hierarchically modular organization in a cell may serve as a simplified and yet insightful answer to the question how cells balance between their resilience to change and their flexibility to evolve.
The focus of social network studies is the network's structure and how this relates to its function, for example, its efficiency of communication flows and resilience to change.
