School adjustment, or the capacity to adjust to the stress of the school environment, is conceptually related to ego-resiliency, but focuses on the children's capacity to deal with stress in a more specific domain, i.e., the school setting.
Internal numerical flexibility, which involves structural adjustments to the workplace that allow workforce capacity to adjust to service needs.
The mechanism responsible for humanity's capacity to adjust and, in former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's phrase, to "get on with life," is called habituation, and it is essential to the functioning of the brain and the construction of a life.
Due to a limited capacity to adjust metabolic sinks, cyanobacteria and green algae induce photoprotective mechanisms which dissipate excess excitation energy at a cost of decreased photosynthetic performance.
And when the bass breaks a string, Owen and McArdle silence a crowd eager to mosh with the delicate indie pop of Hey I Wanna Be Your Best Friend, revealing not just their capacity to adjust to circumstances but to genuinely stun.
The subsequent discussion concerns the validity of the current landlord system and its capacity to adjust.
However, while Saudi Arabia produces 10 million barrels of oil per day, more than any other country, it has little-to-no extra capacity to adjust to sudden increase in demand.
Sub-contracting entails the regular monitoring and evaluation of service providers and the capacity to adjust service agreements to better respond to beneficiaries and employers.
