Some satellite designs were very successful for example, at Orlando and Tampa in Florida, U.S. but to some degree the concept has fallen out of favour, having been found difficult to adapt to the changing size of aircraft and wasteful of apron space.
Unreflective practitioners have been reported to perpetuate routine behaviours and not open them to discussion, have narrow perspectives on their practice, find it difficult to identify learning goals and accept feedback, and find it difficult to adapt their practice [ 5, 13, 14].
However, some regions will find it difficult to adapt.
I didn't find it difficult to adapt, though, pushing behind Whitey on the right side of the scrum.
Other organisms have specific, geographically-bound ranges that do not allow them to move, and will find it difficult to adapt to warmer seas.
Writing in The Times in November 1982, he noted that the military services "find it difficult to adapt to changing conditions because of understandable attachments to the past".
"Rooney is English, we all know they find it difficult to adapt to another type of competition other than the Premier League.
Managers bred in companies such as J.P. Morgan, PepsiCo or Procter & Gamble often find it difficult to adapt their approach when they move.
Apple is phenomenally successful, but like Microsoft, which stumbled when Google's Internet-only, advertising-based businesses took off, it may find it difficult to adapt success to new terrain.
The unique, undisturbed soils and ecosystems found in ancient woodland form our richest land habitat and support a host of rare, protected and threatened wildlife – species that are slow to react to change, find it difficult to adapt and are not mobile enough to move to other locations to survive.
