A quick self-assessment using our Academic Unit Diagnostic Tool (AUDiT) (go.nature.com/2jliagk), can help to surface indicators of vibrancy and problems in a unit's culture.
He speaks of how the W11 postcode became coveted due to the vibrancy of its diverse community, but problems with integration arise when, as Lambert puts it, those who move in "don't give a toss about the indigenous population".
I see this as a systemic problem that threatens the vibrancy of our democracy.
The report from The Prince's Foundation for Building Community said London's current affordability and housing problems were threatening its "vitality and vibrancy", with the average house price 12 times an average salary.
"In terms of a plan addressing the structural deficit problem and the issue of the vibrancy of the U.S. economy and jobs, I don't think it does much of anything," said Ethan Siegal of The Washington Exchange, an analysis firm.
Despite being saddled with big problems, Turkish democracy demonstrated its resilience and vibrancy, and hinted at a future beyond populist and divisive politics.
This study shows that the urban design for post-earthquake reconstruction in Weizhou Town greatly improved the safety and vibrancy of the town, whereas the top down approach and the rapid reconstruction process resulted in new problems.
In later life, tax claims and other financial problems compelled him to keep touring, but he never compromised on the excitement and vibrancy of his band on its live appearances and copious discs.
Underneath the vibrancy of South Korea's young democracy runs an unease about what many consider deepening inequality — a problem the government recognized last year when it listed "building a fair society" among its top policy goals.
But his continued exposure to their culture and traditional cooking of dishes yields a problem that affects their population -- a stark dark side to Haiti's natural vibrancy -- as well as millions around the world.
