Simon's endurance is partly due to his genius as a troubadour, adapting experiences and sounds from his travels.
But beyond mobile, cards can also be seamlessly adapted to desktop layouts, which makes it easy to adapt experiences across devices.
Agencies should provide greater support to promising initiatives and research, as well as for synthesizing and adapting experiences, to make them relevant to national circumstances.
South-South Cooperation is an excellent mechanism for developing countries to share knowledge and resources in solidarity, and to adapt experiences that have already worked well in one place for the benefit of others.
Rapid organisational changes in the workplace in the post-soviet period left some men unable to adapt, experiencing redundancy or salary delays, leading some of them to drink heavily, (see quotes above) while on the other hand, many were fired from their jobs because of alcohol abuse.
But even the fiction was adapted from experience.
Parker then adapted his experience and leadership skills on the reservation, earning wealth and success for himself and his people.
It is also possible that unconscious forms of perception are independent from explicit perceptual awareness, and these forms may have adapted with experience.
Researchers prepared a data collection grid based on previous studies 11 12 and adapted after experience gained in an exploratory study.
This paper reports on our experience in adapting emotional experiences of the software engineers in the evolutionary design of software systems.
Together with the demonstration of an intrinsic program to establish a basic pattern of myelination, it suggests a sequence analogous to synaptogenesis in the CNS, in which a hard-wired pattern established during development is adapted by experience-dependent activity.
