And success in this work requires being able to adapt knowledge to complex, changing environments.
Most personalization approaches on the Web are system-initiated, i.e., considering adaptivity which is the ability to adapt to a user automatically based on some knowledge or assumptions about the user.
However, also the resulting filters' ability to adapt to the noise statistics without prior knowledge of these is worth noting.
The most important assets of employees have evolved over the years - from muscles and speed to knowledge and the ability to adapt to rapid changes.
Health care graduates should "be able to gain, assess, apply and integrate new knowledge and have the ability to adapt to changing circumstances throughout their professional life" [ 46].
Health care professionals must be able to gain, assess, apply and integrate new knowledge and have the ability to adapt to changing circumstances throughout their professional life.
It creates knowledge and skill and an ability to adapt more quickly.
Not only is that the right thing to do, but it also deepens the available reservoir of talent, energy, and inspiration, and helps increase our own ability to adapt, come up with fresh ideas, and, above all, share knowledge.
You may not need to pay for technical certifications or semester-long classes, but any new employer will want to see your absolute commitment to change, your ability to adapt, your commitment to learning new information and applying that knowledge.
In this theory, the realization of truth or knowledge was not connected with the human ability to adapt to or control the environment.
