They will likely adapt, forced from desperation, and will find another suitable food source, passing that on to generations to come.
Mr. Putin ordered the military to draft a new doctrine to adapt its forces and tactics to deal with the threat of such attacks, both internally and externally.
On Monday, Mr. Putin ordered the military to draft new plans to adapt its forces and tactics to deal with the threat of terrorism both internally and externally.
Rather, the United States should decide on its own how many nuclear weapons it needs, cut or modify its nuclear arsenal and maintain the flexibility to adapt its forces as the nation's civilian and military leadership sees fit.
PAGE 1 Education Life Digital Media on the March As journalism undergoes a sweeping transformation, colleges and universities are trying to adapt, being forced to rethink what a journalism education should look like.
PAGE A3 Kerry's Pledge on Military Saying the Bush administration "has done far too little to adapt our forces to the new missions they must undertake," Senator John Kerry promised to modernize the military and to add 40,000 new troops.
IF THE Pentagon's masters were doing all the right things to adapt their forces for the 21st century, military spending would probably have to rise in the short term.
This suggests that T cells can adapt the forces generated by TCR/CD3 triggering to the mechanical properties of the APC.
The BFP technique, used in this study, allowed us to show that T cells can adapt the forces they exert according to the rigidity of the target they interact with.
Trajectories rapidly became straight both with control rotations and after adapting to force fields with VFB but became curved when they had adapted to force fields without VFB (Fig. 5B C, orange vs. green).
