Sentence examples for vulnerable capacity from inspiring English sources

"I never got to see the gender component of our work as vital within the Vulnerable Capacity Assessment procedures of the work that I am involved in," explains Emosi Sakaturu, a Disaster Project Officer with the Fiji Red Cross who took part in the training in 2013.

Range of IPCC-VI varies from − 1 to + 1, where − 1 denotes least vulnerable (adaptive capacity is more than exposure), 0 denotes moderately vulnerable (exposure and adaptive capacity are equal) and 1 denotes extremely vulnerable (exposure is very high than adaptive capacity).

Usually, they are seen as vulnerable, lacking capacity, or a drain on the resources of host communities.

Female frogs showed significant worse performance than male in jump height, jump length, and adhesive abilities, so were considered a target reference to design bank slopes based on their vulnerable behavioral capacity.

UNICEF's work to protect children at risk includes legislative and institutional reform, advocacy on the rights and requirements of vulnerable children, capacity building of child protection services and piloting of child protection systems.

Davis et al. (2004) use social vulnerability and capacity analysis to investigate how a vulnerable community may succeed.

That leaves any pair of destinations vulnerable to a capacity shortage.Also forgotten in the current industry rout is that demand for fibre-optic cable is growing by 75-150% everyearar.

That leaves any pair of destinations vulnerable to a capacity shortage.Also forgotten in the current industry rout, says Mr Bane, is that demand for fibre-optic cable is growing by 75-150% everyearar.

This underlines the fact that vulnerable people have capacity to support them in times of hardship.

Additionally, participants demonstrated a highly attuned sense of their patients' vulnerabilities and easily identified the limited adaptive capacity of vulnerable populations such as seniors, socially-isolated individuals and those with health issues and/or mental illness.

Transport networks operating at or near capacity are vulnerable to disruptions, so flow bottlenecks are potent sources of vulnerability.