It's about using technology as an enabler to transform people, projects and entire organizations into highly adaptable, change-ready enterprises (see Figure 1).
The relationship of adaptable changes in the muscle tissue and in the extracellular connective tissues remains unclear.
This makes microsatellites an adaptable reservoir for genetic changes, in addition to the phenomenon that numerous host genes evolved from retrotransposons [ 22, 23].
Velcro is an adaptable method, which allows you to change the locations of the tapestries from time to time.
They relied on mass migration and an adaptable diet to cope with the changes.
The same rules apply to both, with the wisest strategy being a spread of investments, diversified across asset classes, that are aligned with your present needs but adaptable to change as your needs change.
Work is being staged in environments which are dynamic rather than static and adaptable to change as often as work itself changes, by the hour, day and week.
I love the quote from Darwin, "it's not the strongest or the fastest of species that survives, but it's the most adaptable to change". And what we're trying to be is adaptable to change.
It is a machine organization; it is stable, but not necessarily adaptable to change.
But an intelligence report circulating within the Administration says the terrorists have proved adaptable to change and can be expected to continue their recent pattern of trying to kill large numbers of people with sudden attacks.
It is the one that is most adaptable to change". Adaptability is crucial for survival, particularly in media, which has been so heavily influenced by changes in hardware.
