This allows simpler delivery of digital media, as networks and terminals can autonomously adapt to issues such as network heterogeneity and error-prone environments (e.g., wireless fading channels) [1].
Callahan plans to eventually apply his world of 1/6th scale soldiers to the other militaries, adapting to issues as they arise.
The data were continually reviewed and checklists and questions were changed to adapt to issues raised by the adolescent women and their families.
It presents a case study of symbolic racism, by critically analyzing the organizational discourses produced by 33 employees in a training workshop developed and adapted to address issues of "racialised" conflict, and promote intercultural sensitivity and cooperation in a state-owned South African company undergoing structural affirmative action transformation.
However, this profusion can be confusing; moreover, evaluation instruments need to be adapted to local issues.
Furthermore, several systems for the downregulation or overexpression of multiple targets have been adapted to address issues such as isoform redundancy, endogenous mutations of single shRNAs and successful targeting of signaling pathways [ 7- 19].
The coding categories were modified from pre-existing studies about media coverage of health research and biotechnologies [ 28, 29] and adapted to include issues raised in similar studies [ 30- 32].
So, to me, a lot of Cornerstone's founding impulse was, 'Let's go out and meet the other 98percentt of our fellow citizens and do plays with and for them, to find out if theater can be relevant to their lives.' " The company goes into small communities and puts on plays — often classics adapted to address local issues — with a mix of professional and amateur actors.
Only then could standard conservation policies be adapted to address these issues and reduce the possible inefficiencies that could arise.
Although the new system focuses on fishing, experts say it could quite easily be adapted to tackle other issues, such as general piracy, drug trafficking, smuggling and "bunkering".
