"Have you ever heard of a government programme that gets criticised because middle-class people want to use it?" The real success of the programme, Eisenstadt argues, was the way politicians and civil servants were able to adapt it in response to evaluations.
The structure, which she created as a small working model, adapts its shape in response to electrical signals allowing it to shade the building when most needed.
Bone is a dynamic tissue and adapts its architecture in response to biological and mechanical factors.
The management team, indeed, adapts its practices in response to emerging priorities.
Over the six months that the course meets we may need to adapt or change it in response to emerging questions and priorities.
Unless it can adapt its position in response to fast-changing events, the hallmark of any adroit opposition, Labour will be behind before the contest is properly underway.
He added: "Unless it can adapt its position in response to fast-changing events, the hallmark of any adroit opposition, Labour will be behind before the contest is properly under way.
The program has evolved as it enters its second year, and is adapting its content in response to feedback from Year 1 mayors.
Once an expression of elite society, ballroom dance has continued to expand its appeal and adapt its approach in response to the ever-changing aesthetics of contemporary culture.
Watching the news that night though, he saw that the Food and Drug Administration was going to adapt its regulations in response to the protest and his mood was reversed.
Thus, the cerebellum is not a slave to its climbing fiber 'teachers,' but plays an active role in determining whether it will adapt in response to the error signals it receives from the climbing fibers, with multiple stages of regulation.
