They found out quickly that the success of the company would depend not only on how well they filled these roles but also on how well they adjusted to future roles as the company grew.
Chon and Olsen [13:213] state that "… today's tourism environment is increasingly competitive and complex … and tourism organizations at the national, state and local levels must make estimates about what is likely to happen in the future and decide how to adjust to future events".
This signifies, for instance, that reflexes are not goal directed, are not subject to learning and do not adjust to future states in a prospective fashion [14].
The scenario analysis is a flexible process meant to be adjusted to future developments.
In the particular case of Creole cattle, for which distinct evolutionary trajectories and selection for adaptation to extreme environments have played a major role, the preservation of high levels of allelic diversity is a key element for their long-term preservation and for maintaining their ability to cope and adjust to future environmental changes.
But after nearly half a century living with a radioactive neighbor, San Clemente is now adjusting to a future without the San Onofre nuclear power plant, whose proximity has long shaped life here in ways big and small.
Once the world starts setting hard limits on emissions, all the business plans of all the oil majors in the world become obsolete, wishful thinking and the global economy starts adjusting to a low-carbon future in earnest.
Another local official quickly reminded Barreto to adjust to the future tense, but Barreto's conjugation may have unintentionally given the picture of what Miami's Super Bowl future will look like when the N.F.L.'s owners vote on Tuesday to award the 50th and 51st Super Bowls — a future with not much to talk about.
The total amount of R&D funds are shared between powertrains according to their relative future profits, a measure of the current powertrain maturity and adjusted to reduce potential future emissions and avoid regulatory penalties.
As large New York publishing houses have laid off staff, suffered drastically reduced book sales and struggled to adjust to a digital future, Europa turned its first profit last year and is enjoying a modest but growing following.
