This panel questions how today's medical students can actively engage with social media and best adapt to new open-access learning environments.
However, key events and transitions influence travel behaviour as people adapt to new circumstances and learning processes, which has been highlighted in research on mobility biographies [7, 19].
I was comfortable being an outsider, learned to adapt to new cultures, was unafraid to introduce myself to strangers, and learned to ask for help.
The Tokyo Institute of Technology is working on a robot that's supposed to be able to learn, adapt to new situations and act in a human-like way someday.
The fact that younger students show a larger immigrant achievement gap is not necessarily intuitive, since it is commonly believed that young children adapt to new environments more easily and learn new languages more quickly than older students.
Be aware that as you glorify God "people will be surprised that you do not run with them into the same confusion and rioting, so they speak evil of you!"(1 Peter 4 4) As an adult you may become self impressed, like you have finished growing, not allowing God or His followers to teach you to adapt to new things, i.e.: learn to use technology for God's plan.
"Your body has to learn to adapt to new intensities of training and in this time you have to learn what is serious pain and what is only pain.
He said: "Your body has to learn to adapt to new intensities of training and in this time you have to learn what is serious pain and what is only pain". It was a statement of what Klopp will be demanding.
The building will be able to adapt to new forms of educational technology and learning.
The question is raised as to whether society should be moving to stop or avoid rapid natural geological change, or learning to adapt to new circumstances.
My greatest challenge during my fieldwork has been learning to adapt to new cultural environments.
