It's nice if the things you want are all bottom-up and empowering and networked and diverse and flexible, but adjectives are not policies.
Grammatically speaking, English is an amazingly flexible language with no genders, adjective agreements or case endings and minimal verb conjugations.
New materials and technologies permit to develop new concepts to cope with both space and mobility challenges and new adjectives as "foldable", "flexible", "wearable" are starting to be applicable to the automotive world.
They build technology functions that are flexible, fast, collaborative and creative hardly the adjectives most companies use to describe their IT departments.
The near-observant reader will note my frequent use of near, a most flexible word that can function as an adverb modifying an adjective (this is a nearly lucid piece), an adjective modifying a noun (my nearest and dearest friend), a preposition (don't come near me) or a verb (I near the end of this subject to turn to the grammar).
The descriptive definitions of this new field of innovative opportunities have not yet stabilized and various adjectives are used to characterize it, e.g., flexible, organic, large area, plastic, and polymer electronics.
He has been friendly, flexible, open and very conservative -- though no reporter seems to be capable of typing those four adjectives in one sentence.
These analyses revealed a 4-factor structure, each named for the adjective with the highest factor loading: "Vigilant" (vigilant, NOT depressed, NOT tense, NOT timid), "Gentle" (gentle, calm, flexible, curious), "Confident" (confident, bold, active, curious, playful), and "Nervous" (nervous, fearful, timid, NOT calm, NOT confident).
The adjective is "renowned".
Multiple Affect Adjective Checklist.
