Submissive as Hindus became, they were able to adapt to their third-class status during Islamic rule, and cling on to their religion and culture.
If they are raised in communities and schools where they feel confident to take initiative themselves – and competent to work together to solve problems – their communities will likely to become more flexible and better able to adapt to change.
And when we invest in health, education, protection, nutrition and sanitation, we help the most vulnerable populations become more resilient, and better able to adapt to the effects of natural disasters, humanitarian emergencies and climate change.
To survive market economy, the party leadership became more flexible and was able to adapt to economic and social change.
The program, Mr. Hsu said, looks for people who are hungry and determined, willing to put in the time and effort to become a software developer, but also able to adapt to new and unfamiliar environments.
With today's advanced technology, he explained, the world has become far more energy efficient, and able to adapt to changing conditions.
Antibiotics are very special drugs because their target is a living one, able to adapt and become resistant to the drug.
The liver is a remarkable organ, capable of regeneration even when 65%% of it is destroyed or resected, able to adapt and become tolerant of xenobiotic agents, and of variable genetic ability to tolerate new drugs.
Since the dawn of time, 99.9% of all species that have existed on the planet have become extinct; only those that have been able to adapt to changing circumstances have survived.
First viable chicks who had completed the whole embryological cycle in MIR microgravity hatched out in 1990; it became clear that newborns would not be able to adapt to microgravity unaided.
It might also be that they are less able to adapt successfully when they become ill because they lack qualifications and skills which their peers might develop at school or which are necessarily to maintain schooling.
