Those adjustments are met by changes made by the pitcher, and ultimately long-term success is predicated on the success of adapting to ever-changing approaches.
This was later described by Ekblom (1997, 2012) as co-evolution, with design modifications being met by changes in modus operandi by vehicle thieves.
These increased calcium requirements are met by changes in maternal physiology that mobilise calcium from the mother's skeleton.
The leave campaign channels appetites that cannot be met by technical changes to the terms on which Britain exchanges goods, services and people with the rest of Europe.
Next, we reasoned that specific selective pressure demands could be met by fixing changes in promoters and coding regions alike.
However, that is not going to cut much ice with the Russians who have already signalled that a movement of Nato forces eastwards will be met by a change to Russia's own military planning.
Many of their needs could be met by relatively small changes to practice, changes which acknowledge and are sensitive to parental grief and loss whilst surviving babies are being cared for.
Many of these needs can be met by relatively small changes to practice and sensitivity in the approach of health professionals.
These needs may be met by a temporary change in the behaviour of existing individuals, or they may result in developmental changes that vary the number of individuals in the various castes (e.g., new queens, males, workers, or soldiers).
From equation 3, one can easily see that, to maintain a constant Pappl, a change in any one of its determinants (Pmus or Paw) must be met by an opposite change in the other.
