The Yassa did allow for flexibility and it usually adapted, absorbed, or built upon legal systems in remote parts of the empire, thus maintaining a level of openness to various societies and ensuring peace and stability.
"If you have a nomadic life, some adapt, I guess, better than others, but you usually adapt to what you have as a kid, don't you?" She sipped her tea.
People usually adapt Chekhov's stories because of his pedigree as a playwright, but here, Friel does more than pay homage to a writer he admires.
"We found that, on average, species usually adapt to different climatic conditions at a rate of only by about 1C per million years," Wiens explained.
But the cancer cells usually adapt to the low hormone levels and resume growing.
Dogs might cope better with some sort of animal-wheelchair for their back legs, but cats don't usually adapt to that because of their freer lifestyle, he said.
Personality should be regarded as a predisposition and not as a fixed prediction of certain behaviour, because we usually adapt our actions depending on the existing social or environmental situation or emotional state.
In fact, they can usually adapt to whatever food is available (Chauca de Zaldivar, 1995).
Yet studies have shown that people usually adapt their work procedures and protocols to suit them [ 10- 12].
In fact, nymphs were captured in only 5% of the houses where triatomine bugs were found in this study, which demonstrates that this species do not usually adapt to the domestic environment, unlike other wild vectors that have adapted to domestic environments, such as P. megistus, Triatoma sordida, and T. brasiliensis [ 46].
