Sentence examples for adaptability qualities from inspiring English sources

Her personality, however, is outgoing and full of adaptability, qualities she insists are essential to wrestling.

In broad terms, this paper focuses on the adaptability quality attribute for software architectures, often regarded as a major one in architectural design (Ciraci and van den Broek 2006; Losavio et al. 2003).

The key to survival is adaptability, a quality demonstrated by every major character in "Outsourced" — particularly Todd, who adapts to his hosts' culture and language and makes them more invested in their jobs by rewarding efficiency gains with products from the company's catalog.

The kick was memorable above all for its expression of a certain idea of adaptability – a quality Carter stresses is key to the way the All Blacks play the game.

"For such long time, in almost all industries, our businesses have been operating with a minimum amount of foreign competition," Vafadari said, "so now we have a limited time to increase business efficiency, adaptability, product quality, management capabilities, customer service and, most important of all, our brand's loyalty and value".

Our study aimed to evaluate the adaptability and quality of the most popular varieties of cool-season turfgrass species in a Mediterranean site in southern Italy.

Studies in work adaptability and quality of life are needed, as no data have been published in this field.

He once remarked, in an interview in the Guardian, on how invaluable a quality adaptability was.

This paper proposes an approach for analyzing tradeoffs between the system adaptability and its quality of service.

SY63 combines the complementary advantages of its two parents and shows the superior agronomic traits including yield, resistance, wide adaptability and grain quality.

D-TxAA offers the flexibility to exploit MIMO gains and tries to benefit from channel quality adaptability by means of closed loop feedback.