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"The further changes we have been rolling out to the stores, as we adapt the offer better to the needs of local customers, have been very well-received," Tesco said.

Adapting the book offered a host of challenges for the theatre: "His experience in the war was not your All-Quiet-on-the-Western-Front-in-the-trenches experience.

It's an app that tries to be a clever front-end for your smartphone by adapting the apps it offers to you based on what you are using your phone for at that moment.

With the myriad of genetic mouse models of diseases (including schizophrenia), now being developed, the authors felt that adapting the Robbins/Carli approach offers a number of advantages.

Figure 8 Adapting the offered spectrum size to the spectrum demand.

The context aware characteristics that the MAS displays including the ability to choose the correct interactions, adapt the assistance offered in relation to the current time, activity carried out by the older person or the detected event and the number of times an event has occurred, help AALFI to provide flexible assistance and interactions.

The scheme developed in this paper offers an alternative to adapting the mesh in order to improve a functional.

The body biasing offers significant advantages for adapting the tradeoff between reliability and performance in logic circuits without changing the design margins.

The intervention group is offered a manualized STPP adapting the approach of Luborsky et al. [ 8, 14] to the specific needs of depressed breast cancer patients [ 12].

This will include giving people greater choice and making councils adapt the services they offer to people's needs and experiences.

"Over the last nine years we have learnt more about our broad customer base and have adapted the range to offer more High Street-style garments at supermarket prices to meet customer demand," he adds.