Kids who do play outside are less likely to get sick, to be stressed or become aggressive, and are more adaptable to life's unpredictable turns, Louv said.
It has been said that mammals have a wider distribution and are more adaptable than any other single class of animals, with the exception of certain less-complex forms such as arachnids and insects.
Yet, drivers with rich driving experience may be more confident of their ability of manipulating vehicles on the arterial road and are more adaptable to expressway delays and more willing to divert to the arterial road under VMS.
These findings indicate that although T. albonubes had higher growth rates with adequate food supply, G. affinis had higher feeding rates and was more adaptable to water currents and lower ration levels.
They feel less secure in their employment, they have to work harder and be more adaptable, they have to take on new roles.
Some who gave evidence to the Royal Commission into the Operation of the Poor Laws suggested that the existing system had proved adequate and was more adaptable to local needs.
Emerging insulin therapies should therefore address the issue of regimen complexity both at initiation and intensification and be more adaptable to patient lifestyle.
The proposed method improves on existing guidance by being based on explicit principles and being more adaptable to circumstances, and should be of particular use to clinicians when designing a trial.
In this context, our model performs better than the existing RBB algorithm in terms of corresponding match throughput, and proves that it is more adaptable to the time duration and the size of data dissemination through the HoMC-based MUDD optimization.
The results show that the position of the damper relative to the rotational axis plays a significant role in determining the rotational vibration reduction, and that the LCVA is more adaptable with regards to its position relative to the structure, through the proper selection of the area of vertical to horizontal tube section ratio.
