In particular, we studied which morphological changes of the external flight apparatus are directly linked to the differences in migratory distances, and if a general morphological migratory syndrome exists which evolved under the constraints of diverging needs for the adaptation to migration.
When implementing heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems one should consider aspects like user technology interaction, diverging needs and preferences within group settings, safety issues, and minimising negative behavioural reactions and draught due to suboptimal positioning of outlets.
In this context, communication training of physicians dealing with older people is crucial and should be take into account the diverging needs and the individual.
However, despite the best efforts of Mr Ellison, and the diverging computing needs of many big companies, neither client/server architecture nor the PC will disappear.
These are value questions that involve not just a lone family leader, but the growing number of family members, who may have diverging values, needs and desires.
Along with the option of closing-down during R&D: Considers the option of open-ended products, adaptable after the product launch according to diverging values, needs and interests.
The UK will sit in Brussels corridors, outside meetings that decide rules we dare not diverge from, in need of their trade.
This is that hospital nurses who do not specialize in supporting home care may be less able to provide remote support if the designs of the machines diverge to address the different needs of home and hospital patients.
The results of these questionnaires revealed which issues needed special attention because of diverging practice of the specialists.
Thus, we need to better understand what we are actually measuring in terms of patient delay, a need which is underscored by the contradictory and diverging results of existing patient delay studies [ 9, 10].
