Change, reform, evolution, and flexibility in response to changing needs are surely touchstones of the effective functioning of democracy.
Programs sometimes leave near-term scheduling holes unfilled, a sign that they prize a measure of short-term flexibility in response to coaching changes, new policies or altered competitive climates.
A miRNA-mediated gene-specific mechanism for sex chromosome gene regulation would offer flexibility in response to specific developmental and functional needs.
"While these changes have been made in response to larger financing needs, they will benefit Treasury by creating additional flexibility in meeting unexpected swings in borrowing needs," Brian Roseboro, assistant Treasury secretary for financial markets, said in a statement.
New variants evolve in response to need.
To shed new light on the use of dynamic pricing instantaneous price adjustment in response to a change in demand or supply conditions by online retailers, we consider different ways through which it can affect price flexibility.
Industrial automation systems look forward to implement new generation of control architecture in response to high flexibility and productivity.
He said the new pay plan was "in response to our riders' number-one concern, which is flexibility … This was a choice for them.
The new pay plan "is in response to our riders' number-one concern, which is flexibility … This was a choice for them.
Obviously, genes confer fundamentals, such as the capacity for humour or anger, but how much and how we express these is in response to our particular family situation, for which we need flexibility, not predetermination.
"In response to [this] squeezing of profits, we saw the need for new and innovative approaches.
