Adapting to the differences in the Bing interface is what actually slows the user down and makes Bing feel inferior.
To explain his thinking in laymen's terms, Shah points to the way a human who is relatively proficient in driving in one city can quickly adapt to the differences in a completely new city, without having to be given extra training or instruction beforehand.
In order to adapt to the differences in populations, a pilot study comprising 36 patients was conducted to determine the population size, inclusion and exclusion criteria, questionnaires, logistics and the primary outcome measures in the RCT.
Given these differences in food resources, T. cristinae populations adapted to the different hosts might possess specific feeding morphologies adapted to these differences.
The general election outcome may turn on which side better adapts to those differences.
He thinks Pernod is better able to adapt to the big differences in the way alcohol is consumed in different countries.
Again, this is different from the search biases we found when observers were instead adapted to the textural differences between the fatty and dense images, which did reveal search improvements when adapted to the appropriate texture (Kompaniez-Dunigan et al., 2015).
He believes fellow Uruguayan Suarez needs time to adapt to the cultural differences of playing in the Premier League and feels the English game does not do enough to help foreign players.
Due to their wide range, genetically the trees have adapted to the climatic differences.
Humans have adapted to the striking differences and changes in environmental features (e.g. diet, climate, and pathogen load) since migrating out of Africa.
