Resiliency. Punctual peak demands or long term high demands are reflected in the design of systems and services (memory, access and throughput capacities, etc) in order to ensure resilience and consistency of processing. • The infrastructure is designed to function under high demand and can handle peak demands.
Resiliency. Resiliency is the confidence an individual has in their innate ability to overcome adverse situations (Xxxxxxxxxx, 2002). Resilience is an essential quality for educators to possess due to schools being a stressful environment in which to work (Xxxxxxx et al., 2011). Whether teachers work at well-sourced private schools, urban, suburban, rural, or public or charter schools, teaching is emotionally taxing and stressful (Kyriacou, 2001). Toxic stress plagues our schools and teachers through unreasonable demands, poor work conditions, unrealistic job performance expectations, and minimal supports or resources, which ultimately outpace teachers’ ability to cope and perform (Yong & Yue, 2007). This ongoing stress reveals itself as decreased productivity for students, teachers, and school communities, which escalates into symptoms of ongoing trauma such as high levels of frustration, anxiety, dissociation, and eventually burnout (American Psychological Association, 2019). With roughly half a million U.S. educators leaving the teaching profession each year (Alliance for Excellent Education, 2014), increased resiliency of educators is crucial to help reduce this turnover rate of 20%. Attrition of first-year teachers has increased by 40% in the last two decades (Ingersoll et al., 2014). Factors causing attrition range from low morale; low salaries; increased accountability and expectations; classroom management; and student behavior to overall stress (Xxxxxxx & Xxxxxxx, 2008). The rate of physical and emotional fatigue is higher in urban secondary classrooms, in content areas of math, science, foreign languages, and special education (Xxxxxx-Xxxxxx & Xxxxxxx-Xxxxxxx, 2017). The Alliance for Excellent Education (2014), estimated that teacher attrition costs school districts roughly $2.2 billion per year.
Resiliency. GitLab will architect and maintain an underlying cloud infrastructure with commercially reasonable resiliency for all data, compute, and network services. At a minimum, GitLab will maintain the highest documented level of “GitLab Reference Architecture” as detailed on GitLab’s Website.
Resiliency ensuring that the habitat is adequate for a species and its representative components. Redundancy: ensures an adequate number of sites and individuals. The measures called for in the CA, reduction in protected acreage, ground disturbance in occupied habitat, elimination of Critical Habitat Designation, disturbance allowed within 300 feet of Xxxxxx’x and White River beardtongues, all countermand each of the measures of species viability proposed by the “three Rs”. Impacts associated with adoption of the CA will include: reduced representation due to habitat loss and fragmentation; reduced resiliency due to habitat degradation and alteration that will result in the loss of those physical and biological features essential to plant growth and reproduction including pollinators and their habitat; and reduced redundancy due to loss of individual plants and populations. The proposed elimination of designated Critical Habitat is especially harmful to the conservation of Xxxxxx’x and White River beardtongues. Critical Habitat is defined by the ESA as the core geographic areas occupied by a listed species that are essential to its conservation and which may require special management consideration or protection – this may include areas outside of occupied areas if these sites are essential for the species conservation. Critical Habitat contains the biological and physical features that are essential to the conservation of the species – thus protection and designation of Critical Habitat is essential to the long-term survivability of the species. Plant species do not exist in isolation – they are an integrated part of a larger community. Maintaining the component biological and physical features that enable sustainable communities and natural processes to occur is essential to the survival of their individual constituents. We agree that those biological and physical features that the USFWS has identified as being essential to the conservation of both Xxxxxx’x and White River beardtongues include: immediate and neighboring intact plant communities which moderate environmental conditions, provide microclimates for seedling germination and establishment, provide pollinator habitat and prevent weed invasion; intact soils with minimal anthropogenic disturbance that provide root microhabitat for plant growth and reproduction; pollinators to maximize reproductive success; and environmental characteristics including specific slope, topography, and climate. Because proposed d...
Resiliency. With thousands of devices in play, enhancing the resilience of the ICT infrastructure for data collection is crucial. For instance, managing faults or planned maintenance should be automated, as well as the possibility for the above devices when disconnected from the Internet and/or unable to access companion services running in the cloud.
Resiliency summary of how the proposed solution will improve the resiliency of the building. Task 2 Schedule- Ninety (90) days after the Effective Date.
Resiliency summary of how the designed solution will improve the resiliency of the building.
Resiliency. The ability to “bounce back.” This is a characteristic important to nurture in children with serious emotional disturbance and their families. It refers to the individual’s ability to become successful despite challenges they may face throughout their life. Specialty Supports and Services: A term that means Medicaid-funded mental health, developmental disabilities and substance abuse supports and services that are managed by the Pre-Paid Inpatient Health Plans. SED: An acronym for Serious Emotional Disturbance, and as defined by the Michigan Mental Health Code, means a diagnosable mental, behavioral or emotional disorder affecting a child that exists or has existed during the past year for a period of time sufficient to meet diagnostic criteria specified in the most recent Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; and has resulted in functional impairment that substantially interferes with or limits the child’s role or functioning in family, school or community activities.
Resiliency. During the term of the Agreement and all Orders and Statements of Work under the Agreement, Provider shall maintain a high availability (“HA”) solution and related plan that is consistent with Industry Standards for the Provider Services being provided. The HA solution is required to have a highly available technical architecture across all the application tiers (e.g., Web, application, database, etc.) with nodes deployed across different physical data centers (e.g., across AWS Availability Zones) with no more than one (1) hour of recovery time and data loss. If an HA solution is not able to be deployed, Provider shall maintain a disaster recovery (“DR”) solution and related plan that is consistent with Industry Standards for the Provider Services being provided. The DR solution will ensure identified critical capabilities are restored within a twenty-four (24)-hour period with no more than twelve (12) hours of data loss in the event of a declared disaster or major system outage. Provider will test the HA or DR solution and related plan at least twice annually or more frequently if test results indicate that critical systems were not capable of being recovered within the periods above. Provider will provide summary test results for each exercise which will include the actual recovery point (how much data lost, if any) and recovery times (time to bring back applications and/or the Provider Services, if not automated failover) achieved within the exercise. Provider will provide agreed upon action plans to promptly address and resolve any deficiencies, concerns, or issues that may prevent the critical functionality of the application and/or Provider Services from being recovered within twenty-four (24) hours in the event of a disaster or major system outage. Further, Provider will notify Accenture, in a timely manner, when Provider initiates Provider’s business continuity plan.
Resiliency. Projects analyzed and awarded points based on whether the project improves or addresses an identified resiliency issue on a vulnerable corridor. [ 200 ft ] PROJECT PERFORMANCE Projects analyzed and awarded points based on their implementation performance. Factor ALLEVIATE CONGESTION & ENHANCE CONNECTIVITY ALLEVIATE CONGESTION ENHANCE CONNECTIVITY COMMUNITY EMPHASIS INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT Indicator Points Indicator Points Indicator Points 8pts/per Indicator Points Indicator Points Indicator Points Sidewalk project provides Indicator Points Indicator Points Within a regionally Indicator Points Top 5% Employment Density Top 5% Population 00 Xxxxxxx XXX Xxx Xxxxxx- Per 00 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxx 80pts Over 60 incidents within 200 ft 100 LOS F – Forced or breakdown flow new or enhanced 50 connection to an existing sidewalk Bike lane project provides Average score >3 20 identified moderate to high vulnerable corridor 20 (Tier 1-3) Not within a regionally Scale Between 5%-10% Employment Density Between 10%-15% 40 Between 5%-10% Population Density Between 10%-15% 40 Shuttles/Microtransit - Xxxxxx 0/0 xxxx (Xxx) XXXXX Xxx-Xxxx Xxxxxxxx - 00 Between 40-59 incidents within 200 ft Between 20-39 incidents 80 LOS E – Unstable flow 40 LOS D – Approaching new or enhanced connection to an existing bike lane Project provides new or Average score of 2-3 15 30 identified moderate to 10 high vulnerable corridor Employment Density 30 Between 15%-20% 20 Employment Density Population Density 30 Between 15%-20% 20 Population Density Xxxxxx 0/0 xxxx (Xxx) 00 within 200 ft 60 Between 11-19 incidents 40 within 200 ft unstable flow 30 LOS C – Stable flow 20 enhanced connection to an existing bus stop 10 Project provides new or enhanced connection to an existing roadway Average score of 1-2 15 Average score of 0-1 10 TBD Less than 20% Employment Density Less than 20% Population Density 10 Less than 10 incidents within 200 ft 20 LOS B – Reasonably free flow 10 Within ½ mile of an existing public school 20 Average score of 0 10 LOS A 10 No available LOS data 10 Not within ½ mile of an existing public school 00 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx xxx Xxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Planning and Development Broward County Transit Routes SFRTA / Tri- Signal Four Crash Data for all modes FDOT D4 LOS Assessment Report / FDOT Based on scope and project description and Broward MPO Transportation Planning Broward MPO – Map files from the “Extreme Weather and Climate Change Risk to the Broward County Mobility Advanceme...
