Their leaders are building a diverse, adaptable range of team capabilities — allocating people and resources based on the work that needs to be done, regardless of where resources sit in the organizational structure.
Indeed, a modular series-hybrid drivetrain can be made adaptable to a range of primary power sources such as an internal combustion engine or fuel cell engine.
Further development of this technology could define a new platform 3D matrix, adaptable for a range of automated cell manufacturing, tissue modeling, and in vitro in vivo correlation assays, as desired.
Through a multi-year, collaborative process, we developed, implemented, and peer-reviewed inquiry-based, integrated instructional units (IUs) adaptable to a range of teaching settings, with a focus on both model and nonmodel systems.
This system offers considerable advantages over currently available methods when imaging dynamic developmental processes and animal ageing; it permits monitoring of spatio-temporal gene expression and anatomical alterations with single-cell resolution, it utilizes both fluorescence and absorption as a source of contrast, and is easily adaptable for a range of small model organisms.
In sum, just as the module has been designed to be adaptable to a range of specific instructional goals, its success as an educational activity can be evaluated using an array of procedures.
Part or all of our new teaching materials should be adaptable to a range of introductory through advanced biology courses that include a component of phylogenetics, such as evolution, systematics, or organismal biology courses.
The graphics may be sharper on PC, but both are equally adaptable with a range of views on offer to follow the action.
MIT D-Lab has distilled key elements of the participatory design process into a hands-on curriculum that is accessible to anyone at any educational level and is adaptable to a range of themes and settings.
By generative, he means systems that can be leveraged to many tasks, are adaptable to a range of uses, easy to master, accessible to many and allow for changes to be easily transferred.
The two engineers started Picochip with the idea of making wireless chips that would be adaptable to a range of tasks.
