It is now able to add new specializations and accommodate to its changing role allowing it to address new challenges at relatively low costs.
Second, the authors defined an emergent approach as a strategy that "accepts that a realized strategy emerges over time as the initial intentions collide with and accommodate to a changing reality".
"That means everything from stores widening their aisles to accommodate walkers to changing turning lanes to give people more time to get over into the lane".
Clothing: Be prepared to wear clothing more than once (use deodorant) and to layer to accommodate changing temperatures.
This observation suggests that complex modules reorganize during evolution, either to accommodate changing requirements or to respond to the chance loss of components during population bottlenecks, when selection against deleterious mutations is greatly diminished.
The Dutch take coastal protection very seriously indeed and they're very good at it too – even they now plan for and allow their coast to adjust to accommodate changing tides, waves and currents through "managed retreat".
Each is pointed toward a small window in a corner of a shed and outfitted with an intervelometer, a device that automatically adjusts the lens aperture to accommodate changing light conditions and to instruct the camera to expose the single frame every five minutes.
One of the important considerations in plant design is to be able to accommodate changing product demands of future markets.
At the same time, adjusting baselines to accommodate changing conditions requires caution to avoid unnecessarily compromising ecosystem integrity for the future and losing valuable historical knowledge.
The interface through which medical history and immunization information is captured has been designed to be customizable; modifications to accommodate changing information needs or availability – for example when new vaccine lots are received – can be rapidly made without disrupting system operations or requiring external IT assistance.
