Flexibility can be understood as the ability of a power system to "respond rapidly to large fluctuations in demand and supply, both scheduled and unforeseen variations and events" ([3] p. 13).
UNICEF and resilience While multiple definitions exist, resilience can be understood as "the ability to withstand threats or shocks, or the ability to adapt to new livelihood options, in ways that preserve integrity and that do not deepen vulnerability".
Joy is traditionally understood as the ability to rejoice in the happiness and good qualities of others.
Resilience is generally understood as the ability of an entity to recover from an external disruptive event.
Within the context of this study, mobility is understood as the ability to move in physical space, whereas transport refers to realized mobility [7].
In this project, ICC can be understood as the ability which enables one to effectively and appropriately interact in a language other than one's native language with others from different linguistic and cultural backgrounds.
We are interested in the robustness of SensApp, which is commonly understood as its ability to cope with failures, and which can intuitively be improved using two main strategies: replication and isolation.
Equity of a distinctively Stoic kind, understood as the ability to judge every case by fully appreciating all particular circumstances, fits perfectly into the larger framework of ethics (Vogt 2011).
Scholars also raise the question of whether equity, understood as the ability of a ruler to judge a case by all its particular characteristics (rather than simply apply a rule) fits into Stoic philosophy (Braund 2009).
Given the set size limit of 3 objects, it is arguable that the baby's competence should be understood as an ability to track 3 different objects in working memory.
