In China, Siberian apricot is one of the most economically and ecologically important and intensively studied tree species owing to its very plentiful resource, superior adaptability, and ecological benefits [ 5, 6].
A real case study from a consumer goods company is utilized in order to show model's functionality and to evaluate its adaptability, robustness, and benefit.
Human cultural diversity may simply reflect the behavioral flexibility afforded by endothermy, encephalization, and other physiological adaptations that evolved precisely because of the benefits of behavioral flexibility or adaptability in our mammalian ancestors.
By 1954-55 he was in the starting line-up more often than not and, benefiting from an adaptability which enabled him to switch between left-half, inside-forward and striker, he was a major influence for 10 seasons.
Thus a grasper was designed which uses the benefits of self-adaptability to grasp an object and increases its robustness once a stable grasp is obtained.
This was probably because the rhizosphere-originated M18 strain has evolved strain-specific genomic features, which benefit its environmental adaptability and competitiveness under certain conditions in the rhizosphere niche.
An appropriate balance must be struck between implementation fidelity, defined as respecting the core nature of the program that underlies its effects, and adaptability to context to maximize benefit in specific situations.
This paper focuses on possible uses of flexible hull morphing, specifically the benefits associated with such adaptability in terms of range, endurance, and speed.
D-TxAA offers the flexibility to exploit MIMO gains and tries to benefit from channel quality adaptability by means of closed loop feedback.
Although the evidence remains compelling that an individual's career earning power, fitness for leadership, and adaptability to global citizenship continue to benefit substantially from attaining a college or university degree, Americans do expect value for their tuition dollar.
