Although stressing he wishes to be regarded as a striker, Rooney (pictured) says he can
adapt to fill the needs of the team.
Rooney: I'll do what is best for side; ENGLAND
coli might be able to
adapt to different environmental conditions.
Adapt E. coli to high weak-acid concentrations
"The study provides a clear picture of the impact of climate change, including what is likely to lie ahead in future, the areas that will be most affected, and what needs to be done now to prepare and adapt." Adrian Hilton, regional climate change coordinator, said: "Climate Change is a reality and we will all need to
adapt to the impacts.
Study a success
Designing a technology infrastructure that can support remote work and can easily accept and
adapt to new advances is essential to the success of the work environment.
With workforce on the move, flexibility is key to modern design
Students revealed the implications of changing group members to be (a) that one needed to accept, value, and
adapt to new group members, (b) that communication was a key element in a change-based environment and brainstorming, debating, listening, negotiating, collaborating, and compromising were required, (c) that leadership was needed to guide the group through issues that arose due to change, and (d) that change had an impact on available time.
Inspiring student insights for change
So perhaps, they suggest, "the best we can hope for is detente, a running standoff between science and the bugs' remarkable ability to
adapt to their changing environment."
Revenge of the Microbes: How Bacterial Resistance Is Undermining the Antibiotic Miracle
Spectrum Industries, in cooperation with the University of Wisconsin-Stout's Vocational Rehabilitation Institute, has created ADApt Lectern, an adjustable lectern designed to
adapt to the physical requirements of each individual.
Wheelchair-bound at a lectern? No problem
Glavin (2004; the third author of this article) differentiated between psychological tests, which represent an internal measurement of a specific personality trait, type, or competency, and psychosocial tests, which measure an individual's ability to
adapt to the environment.
Cross-cultural perspectives on career assessment
Only by seeing what they see will we be able to
adapt to what is truly needed in the marketplace.
It's hard looking in the mirror
Upon acceptance, the students begin a rigorous schedule of rehearsals, and are expected to learn choreography quickly, as well as to
adapt to the contrasting styles of their various guest choreographers.
No small feat
"You also have to
adapt to the harsh reality of doing business in Northern Ontario where we are losing a lot of our youth.
Change with the times
SMI-S' object orientation allows storage fabrics to
adapt to changes in technology over time without blowing up the model and starting over again.
Implementing SMI-S in the real world
We've celebrated the flexibility of airpower and the capability of our global mobility forces to
adapt to the exigencies of coalition operations and conduct the largest combat airborne insertion of forces since D-Day at Normandy.
Leveraging air and space power--extending the nation's strategic advantage
I am confident that, based upon our ability to
adapt to change in the past, we will do so in the future.
FMC uses size to its advantage. (View From The Top)