Roger Duffy, design partner at S.O.M says that the new plans are consistent with the original intent of the design, which allowed for adaptability in case the building should ever cease to function as a bank.
Based on the characteristics of the utilized Illumina array format, a total of 90,000 beads can be assayed per sample; therefore, it is possible to add up to 20,000 assays, which can be included as private add-on content to allow for adaptability of the array.
This work is supported by approaches that emphasize free text, both within documentation templates and metaphorically within the IDR process itself, allowing for adaptability and free exchange of information guided, not by an algorithmic checklist, but by the knowledge and experience of participating professionals [ 23].
Their organizational form is characterized by voluntary, reciprocal, and horizontal patterns of collaboration, which allows for flexibility, adaptability, and quick reaction to political exigencies; the advent of social networking media has significantly increased the speed and effectiveness of organization.
This allows for greater adaptability of the therapy to different types of patients [ 28, 38, 39].
In contrast, the sway patterns of healthy people would be predicted to possess a broader range of time-scales, which allows for greater behavioral adaptability.
Less rigidity at the top could allow for greater adaptability throughout an organization, so it'll be interesting to see how companies embracing these moves continue to perform in 2014.
An example is provided from the authors' current project, which involves structurally modeling the Turritella terebra seashell and conducting parametric studies to determine which of its characteristics allow for its adaptability.
Taken together, the genetic and phenotypic data presented here may help to improve the existing wheat gene pool in Afghanistan, allowing for greater adaptability to local environments, leading to better and more consistent crop yields.
