If there is another big wave of immigration, there will be a point at which we cannot cope," says integration commissioner Preissler.
My position is that a robust system needs to produce frequent crashes, with citizens immune to them, rather than infrequent total collapses which we cannot cope with.
That, of course, is the intention of art itself: it's not meant to shield us from pain so much as offer a vessel through which we can cope, grow and even move past tragedy.
It is an important function through which we can cope with significant challenges in our environments in novel and appropriate ways [ 2].
Household responses have been grouped into two main types: intuitive, inexpensive, and accessible responses (which we term ' coping responses') and more complex, costly, and challenging anticipatory actions (which we term ' adaptations').
"Without doubt in 2014, we saw a rise in demand for child protection services, which we found challenging to cope with," he said.
The only unanswered question is: can we cope with the pressure, which will be immense?
"In a funny sort of way it's almost a relief, another milestone which we can now begin to cope with and move forward from.
The ACE Study has attempted to include people and offer support without assuming they cannot cope, in which we are guided by existing models of acceptable practice [ 38]. 4) The absent voice of the patient is brought in through focus groups with patient and carer groups in Phase 2. Vignettes will be used to place distance between the participants' personal experience and the discussion [ 19].
Eukaryotic cells have evolved mechanisms to cope with stress, which we can analyze mechanistically using our model of translation.
