By tracking time internally, organisms adapt their biology to match cyclical fluctuations in the environment (e.g. light, food availability, predation) and thus respond optimally.
The novel technology is made possible by the creation of an additional 1.5-mm-thick sliding shielding liquid, which flows internally, in order to dynamically adapt the window's solar transmittance.
Inevitably, the commercial real estate industry will adapt and adopt, whether that technology is developed internally within the larger commercial shops or built by technology accelerators with real-world market knowledge.
RIM has long been a powerhouse in the mobile world and their failure to adapt mirrors Nokia's: it's the sense that internally, the successes of the past defined the actions of the present, resulting in out-dated thinking.
Things externally and internally are constantly changing, and we adjust and adapt in response.
Internally, as we face the challenge of supporting colleagues adapt to new roles, pay deals and priorities, many of which they do not like or accept.
Mr. Putin's order to the Russian military to draft a new doctrine to adapt its forces and tactics to counter the threat from terrorism both internally and externally appeared to presage sweeping changes for a military that has been slow to adapt.
An adapted test piston is internally cooled by permanent water flow while its bowl sensitive to thermo-mechanical fatigue is subjected to cyclic induction heating.
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.
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.
While some manufacturers have provided assistance and expertise to adapt existing imaging systems for Y imaging [ 46], most imaging centers may have to internally customize imaging protocols with little guidance or validation.
