This HTML adaptation is a disadvantage to the adaptability of the CEGH system.
The resilience and adaptability of the Greek people are not to be underestimated.
"That was always a part of the building," Mr. Duffy said, "the adaptability of the project".
That he was able to do so is a testament to the adaptability of the human brain.
This adaptability of the new technology is displayed, for example, in an installation by the young Venezuelan Eduardo Gil.
But even that is a tribute to the adaptability of the television business, which reforms so that it may preserve.
At a news conference on Wednesday, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg marveled at the adaptability of the department.
The reader can't win.Mr Ackroyd makes much, rightly, of the beauty and adaptability of the English language itself.
Looking at these numbers, along with the distribution and adaptability of the species, it seems we are still in the age of the bacteria.
More recently, he said, he and other professionals have tended to focus on the power and adaptability of the teen brain.
It's about the persistence and adaptability of the 12- and 8-bar blues forms: "Caldonia," "Rainy Day Blues," "Ain't Nobody's Business".
