It can return areas to more resilient levels of biodiversity by favoring native species over introduced or exotic ones; it guides endangered species, such as the California condor, through the gantlet of modernity; and it can even turn wastewater into something beneficial.
There was a significant decrease in expression of this rate-limiting carbon fixation enzyme in B. sphaerulata holobionts incubated at 34 °C/8 °C above ambient (~ 50% decline relative to controls), but expression was resilient to levels of warming up to 6 °C above ambient.
To the best of our knowledge, HiFIND is the first online DoS resilient flow-level intrusion detection system for high-speed networks (e.g. OC192), even for the worst-case traffic of 40-byte-packet streams with each packet forming a flow.
"While efforts to restore milkweed habitat are essential to the monarch butterfly's survival, without addressing the eradication of milkweed within agricultural fields, monarch populations will not rebound to resilient, healthy levels," Walker said.
Supralinear inhibitory feedback at low activity levels thus significantly widens the replay region making the network resilient to higher levels of inhomogeneity than would be possible with linear feedback.
Communities in which there is more mixing between diverse groups are more resilient, enjoying higher levels of trust in others.
Others (the London plane is the most famous example) are extremely resilient, coping with levels of pollution and water stress that would kill most trees.
Though sensitive to forest destruction, the species seems to be resilient to current levels of landscape fragmentation.
This paper shows that a financial network can be most resilient for intermediate levels of risk diversification, and not when this is maximal, as generally thought so far.
A community is stable, and resilient, if the levels of all community variables can return to the original steady state following a perturbation.
