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It's how the new forms go about balancing reliability and adaptability, and the balance they seek to strike.
The results also identified useful implementation practices such as balancing planning with adaptability; managing participation; and using power effectively.
They used the name Level, Mr. Chiasson once said, because it was "a palindrome which connotes balance and adaptability — two key investing traits".
They used "Level" in its name because, Mr. Chiasson once said, "Level is a palindrome which connotes balance and adaptability — two key investing traits".
Mr. Chiasson has said that the two founders used "level" in their hedge fund's name because it "is a palindrome which connotes balance and adaptability — two key investing traits".
The counter-balance to adaptability is decisiveness both in life and in business.
It is a difficult field for policy making because it contains a delicate balance between adaptability and continuity.
However, greater understanding of the regulatory networks critical to balancing energy management and growth during submergence may identify natural genetic diversity in additional loci that can be used to improve the adaptability of rice to submergence.
For example, for Domain 5 (balancing flexibility/adaptability and standardization), we found that as programs achieve scale, many struggle to balance continued local innovation with standardization under central control.
Thus, the ribosome is tasked with tightly regulating translation kinetics to balance these processes while maintaining adaptability for changing cellular conditions.
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