I started using those strange elements, at first, as a way of forcibly liberating myself from a certain habitual way I had developed of writing "realism," which wasn't working for me: there was this tone I would just auto-adapt, which also implied a set of limitations vis-à-vis the ambitions of the piece.
Watch for GM and Shanghai Auto to adapt a tiny, $4,900 Daewoo.
The auto industry has adapted to those safety features, and healthcare needs to do the same thing".
For bioreactor cultures, intermittent fed-batch B1 was performed using auto-induction medium (adapted from Studier and Silva et al. [ 27, 29]) with pulse supplementation.
"Folz's talents and Peugeot's position in the auto market are particularly adapted to an environment in which he can increase market share while others falter".
"The auto insurance industry has adapted to technological changes in the past, and will continue to do so in the future," Barry said.
Also in the box: headphones that HTC claims can adapt to the ambient noise levels to auto adjust for the correct volume.
Due to unsupervised rules and auto-adaptive abilities, each copy is adapted according to the specific evolutions of its monitored parameter in order to take account of new kinds of evolutions in situ and on-line.
Other auto companies followed suit and adapted their own versions of the line.
What GM has done is taken a beautiful little concept car called the "Impact," that debuted at the Los Angeles Auto Show in 1990, and adapted it for electric use.
From the viewpoint of the evolutionary theory, mammals represent the highest form of life that has amazing auto-adaptation features (e.g. squirrels can adapt to changeable labyrinth tasks in order to get food).
