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The flexibility to evolve is a hallmark of successful alliances.
As the nature of work continues to evolve, companies need the flexibility to evolve along with it.
These two concepts provide cellular networks with the needed flexibility to evolve and adapt according to the ever-changing network context and introduce wireless software-defined networks (W-SDNs) for 5G cellular systems.
In my view it would be a mistake to underestimate them) 4.As the market changes around us, flexibility to evolve our deal terms is becoming increasingly important for the future of 4. We are looking for a regime that allows us to make the best of the opportunity to innovate new digital services.
The SP100 was not intended as a low cost one-time-use device; but rather, a highly flexible power supply that realized a cost advantage by being capable of multiple missions, based on a common design with the flexibility to evolve.
You'll focus on what's important, starting with the minimum viable product but keeping the flexibility to evolve it.
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This work highlights the versatile nature of polycation-based nanoparticles to fulfil the delivery requirements for RNA molecules with flexibility in design to evolve alongside an expanding repertoire of RNAi-based drugs.
Phenotypic flexibility is expected to evolve in fitness traits, of which egg size has received much attention as a form of pre-natal maternal care enhancing the chance of offspring survival under adverse environmental conditions [2], [16].
NPs are expected to become the silicon core of network equipments that require a high degree of flexibility to support evolving network services at extraordinary performance with high packet rates.
Some of it needs a lot of flexibility because it continues to evolve and get smarter.
If a parent always tends the eggs, there's no need to evolve flexibility in hatching time.
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