The phrase "adaptation technological" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It may be intended to refer to technological adaptation, which is the process of adjusting to new technologies.
Example: "The company's success relies on its ability to implement technological adaptation in response to market changes."
Alternatives: "technological adjustment" or "technology adaptation".
IFAD's Adaptation for Smallholder Agriculture Programme (ASAP) is an example of how adaptive technological change and innovation can be implemented through traditional agriculture projects.
It will be through a mix of education, observation, adaptation and technological, social and financial innovation on energy.
The real challenge going forward will whether Korea can develop and articulate its own vision for what the world should be and how the we can work together to address massive issues like climate change and adaptation to technological evolution.
This paradigm could be the result of the community health services' insufficient development and adaptation to technological advancements that make it possible to transfer individuals with complex and intensive care needs out of the hospital, similar to the research findings of the situation in the United Kingdom [ 17].
This research involves adaptations across Technological and Personal.
Could it be that the world is in a new period of technological adaptation and that what is considered digital overload for children, is simply the education they need to prepare for a connected society?
This detailed study of historical botany, technological adaptation and agricultural diffusion adds depth to our understanding of slavery and makes a compelling case for "the agency of slaves" in the creation of the South's economy and culture.
But when one looks at the mechanics of the horse-and-buggy era, it quickly becomes clear that carriage makers and carriage parts makers would serve as much better case studies of attempted technological adaptation.
Profiles in Technological Adaptation, by Siri Carpenter, 02 April 2010.
More reasonably, it is plausible to assume that some frictions exist preventing immediate and costless technological adaptation.
