And even harder still to train them to have the skills and flexibility to change jobs mid-career – say from, ooh, time-machine engineer to a dementia care specialist based in sheltered accommodation on the new Martian colony.
In common, physico-chemical treatments offer various advantages such as their rapid process, ease of operation and control, and flexibility to change of temperature.
In addition, we have implemented a server-based inter-RVN communication strategy to not only support the predictable integration and reuse properties of RVNs by keeping the communication code in a separate server, but also increasing the maintainability and flexibility to change the communication code without affecting the timing properties of RVNs.
Almost more than any other country, he says the US has the financial resources, the capacity and the flexibility to change course quickly and to catch up.
This last factor, adaptability, means the ability to learn new skills and the flexibility to change work roles and possibly employers as opportunities emerge.
To do this libraries need to have imagination and the flexibility to change quickly to ensure they have the necessary skills, resources, business processes and systems in place to deliver.
Users can enjoy recording HD videos while taking advantage of the high quality lens and the flexibility to change to other lenses.
HMMSS has many advantages that have been shown in the literature, such as the high intelligibility of synthesized speech, a small footprint, a low computational load, and the flexibility to change the voice characteristics [1].
Both their heterogeneity and flexibility to adjust to changes make them promising examples of socially inclusive programs to promote PA.
By routinely challenging yourself to push past your comfort limits, you develop the adaptability and flexibility to handle change when it arises.[62].[62]
