Sentence examples for resilient functioning from inspiring English sources

Another important direction in the development of models of resilience has been the movement from focusing simply on broad indicators or predictors of risk and resilience to the clarification of specific mechanisms of action that support or undermine resilient functioning (Layne et al. 2007, 2009; Luthar 2006; Rutter 2006).

Thus, personal control may be a key factor to health and well-being and thus resilient functioning following childhood abuse.

The mechanisms of resilience provide a blueprint for brief, family-centered interventions designed to jump-start or enhance resilient functioning of military families.

Given that only a minority of children experienced both high adversity and low mental health difficulties within person-centred analyses illustrates that although a number of children showed resilient functioning, they were fighting against the odds.

Two general methods to obtain a large set of non-overlap spectra functions are given and a new framework for designing infinite classes of resilient functions with SAO nonlinearity is developed based on these.

Instead of resilient function, employed in the previous ring oscillators based design, which decreases the throughput by a factor of 16, we propose to use only a simple Von Neumann corrector which improves this result by a factor of 4. We achieved fulfilled test results from NIST 800-22 tesuituit after Von Neumann corrector with a sampling frequency of 74 MHz.

Greater functional gene diversity in organically managed soils suggests that organic systems may also support more stable or resilient ecosystem functioning.

Finally, Tomatis would have endorsed the "Erice statement" of pediatric oncologists stating that the long term goal of the cure and care of the child with cancer is that he/she becomes a resilient, fully functioning adult with an optimal health-related quality of life, accepted in the society at the same level of his/her age partners [ 12].

Although team resilience research has identified the characteristics of elite sport teams that positively adapt to adversity, further research is required to understand how resilient teams function.

The design of n-variable t-resilient functions with strictly almost optimal (SAO) nonlinearity (>2n−1−2n2, n even) appears to be a rather difficult task.

The nonlinearity of these functions is extremely close to the maximum nonlinearity attained by bent functions and it might be the case that this is the highest possible nonlinearity of 1-resilient functions.