Sentence examples for changeable needs from inspiring English sources

Regan (1986) argues that we need "duties that are independent of out changeable needs and preferences".

The concept of Product Service System (PSS) prevails as a systemic approach for enabling a strategic and managerial transition from selling physical goods to providing product service solutions that fulfil customer-specific and changeable needs.

As well as being context-dependent, TAU is case-dependent, with services attempting to respond to the individual – and changeable – needs of the family.

They are malleable and changeable in a seconds.

Gigerenzer and Todd [ 30] developed the fast-and-frugal approach to modeling human decision making; they challenged the rational approach and argued that because human decision-making process evolved in competitive environments, they needed to be fast, and because they evolved in changeable environments they needed to have the robustness that comes from simplicity.

Needs are changeable and not only the area of functioning, but also the area of needs requires assessment when evaluating mental health interventions [ 9].

One-half of mankind is weak, typically sick, changeable, inconstant -- woman needs a religion of weakness that glorifies being weak, loving, being humbled as divine".

The operating condition of SMES is changeable due to the need of compensation to the active or reactive power according to the demand of a power grid.

Next, important and changeable determinants of behaviour need to be chosen.

Moving forward, it will be important to determine what periods during the lifespan are the most changeable, which highlights the need for more rigorous studies.

Research on tailoring to date has predominantly focused on technical issues, e.g., the infrastructure needed to enable changeable applications (cf. [4, 18]).