The direct use of the paths implies difficulties of adaptation mostly when free-shaped surfaces are treated, so that the use of a constant contact force control has also been considered.
The difficulty of human adaptation is, in turn, likely to get worse, he added, because technological innovation — as in Moore's Law (predicting a doubling of computer capacity roughly every two years) — grows exponentially in scope.
The absence of information seems to play an important role in the difficulties of psychological adaptation associated with being informed about the diagnosis and with the treatment (Leydon et al, 2000).
Therefore, the relative ease of losing aquatic adaptations versus the relative difficulty of gaining such adaptations de novo is likely one of the primary reasons that there is a much higher rate of aquatic to terrestrial habitat transitions than the reverse in sciomyzids.
Change in knowledge had no significant mediation effect on adaption difficulties, but change in personal resilience from baseline to postintervention mediated the effect of the intervention on the outcome of adaptation difficulties at the 3-month follow-up.
Immigration occurs globally, and immigrants are vulnerable to the development of adaptation difficulties.
These issues are exacerbated by intense chronic stress that leads to serious psychological difficulties to face the process of adaptation to the new situation [ 10, 11].
Although assessment of oxygen consumption (VO2) is limited by numerous difficulties, rapid adaptation of VO2 to metabolic needs remains conceptually one of the major objectives of hemodynamic resuscitation [ 9- 11].
This indicates that patients perceived the difficulty and enjoyment differently across the conditions of adaptation.
Based on the patients' subjective responses, we calculated the average ratings of perceived difficulty and perceived enjoyment, for the three conditions of adaptation as shown by Figure 22.
