Isuccessfulful military adaptation to realities on the ground is a case in point.
Psychology professor Jean M. Twenge, co-author of "The Narcissism Epidemic: Living in the Age of Entitlement," says some photo enhancement is an adaptation to realities such as age discrimination, but at other times, it can signify narcissism.
Finally, regarding the important sequencing and crashing models developed under CPM, PERT 21 permits their adaptation to stochastic reality.
The Medinan verses are full of rules, coercion, and threats, including the orders for jihad, and in Taha's view they were a historical adaptation to the reality of life in a seventh-century Islamic city-state, in which "there was no law except the sword".
In its latest adaptation to that reality, Box has announced a new storage solution called Box Zones, which allows customers to store their data more locally around the world than within Box's own three West Coast data centers.
The development of a national electronic database system could facilitate the interpretation and management in different settings, by different professionals, and allow adaptation to local reality.
Since 2011, Lagarde worked to build the foundation for the IMF's adaptation to the realities of the 21st century.
Since 2011, Lagarde built the foundations for the IMF's adaptation to the realities of the twenty-first century.
But more important than these revelations was Domosławskii's confirmation of the reporter's close connection with various aspects of the communist order, including the intelligence services; his belief in socialist ideology; and his uneasy adaptation to post-1989 realities.
Adaptation to modern realities requires that pastoral families spread their human resources to other enterprises than herding livestock - in essence, expanding the range of their nomadic activities.
