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Ertel and Felber [4] further explain that prior approaches to dynamic reconfiguration (a.k.a. dynamic adaptation, live update or dynamic evolution) require the starting of a new process and the transfer of states between the components being swapped [6].

The 90-minute television adaptation lives up to that praise.

The good soldier Schweik, paragon of resourceful adaptation, lives on in many a long-lasting Czechoslovak.

Chronic mountain sickness (CMS) or lack of adaptation to live in high altitudes is related to environmental hypoxia and excessive erythrocytosis (EE) (hemoglobin >21 and >19 g/dL for men and women, respectively).

"Dog skills with human communication seem to be a special adaptation to live with humans and the result of certain selection pressures during domestication," Kaminski says.

Among several different life history strategies found in lamprologines, the adaptation to live and breed in empty gastropod shells is probably the most peculiar.

Increased tolerance to pollutants in An. gambiae s.l. which is associated with its adaptation to live in densely populated urban environments, bears important potential epidemiological consequences on parasite transmission.

This not only makes the feat the BBC has pulled off all the more impressive, making a properly captivating drama out of it, but it also fits nicely into the heavily patriotic context under which the series comes about: to celebrate 400 years of Shakespeare with adaptations, live readings, bard-inspired rap ensembles and quill emojis.

Particularly for the early terrestrial biota, a minimum set of adaptations to live subaerially must have included protection against radiation and desiccation effects.

This could be one of the crucial adaptations to live in low-oxygen environments [35], [36].

Plants, because of their sessile lifestyle, have evolved adaptations to live under diverse environmental variables, including solar radiation.