It is also a way of thinking and acting: an agility, an adaptability, a refusal to accept the world as it is, a refusal to get stuck into fixed patterns of thought.
We forget it now, because his name is synonymous with AFL, but Cometti has been a versatile caller in the past two decades, an adaptability that came from those days at the ABC.
In this method, a reference pattern is organized, and an adaptability of input pattern with reference pattern is reduced.
This variation in effector expression provides a potentially important explanation for the pathogenic variability of these organisms, possibly as an adaptability strategy toward resistance genes in host plants.
Brazilian executives tend to put their adventurousness down to an adaptability learnt during the wild inflationary days.
McDaniels's offense has not kept pace, but he has demonstrated an adaptability he appeared to lack during the off-season Jay Cutler drama.
"But we have an adaptability that made me feel from the start that I could contribute something, that I could have a value.
Anthropologists have suggested that Mongolia's receptiveness to democracy derives, in part, from its traditional nomadic way of life, which encourages both individualism and an adaptability to outside forces, particularly the weather.
By 1954-55 he was in the starting line-up more often than not and, benefiting from an adaptability which enabled him to switch between left-half, inside-forward and striker, he was a major influence for 10 seasons.
"We've got an adaptability from having lived through these difficult periods of time," Dorman says.
