The truth is that the situation is flexible and changing.
Because issues of survival are so daily, people are more flexible to changing how they live to address the problem.
Others have also concluded that more proficient listeners appear to be more flexible in changing strategies as they progress through the listening phases (Vandergrift and Tafaghodtari 2010).
The advancement in this work was that the T-junction was flexible in changing from 1 × 4 array to 2 × 2 array topologies.
FinTech is a living body with a flexible and changing nature rather than a stable notion that is transparent and clearly understood by both academia and the media.
Pastoralists also exercise agistment (reciprocal insurance), an alternative strategy that incurs low capital costs and is flexible to changing spatial rainfall patterns.
And 22% of species, including the Cirl bunting, even move in the opposite direction toward warmer temperatures, suggesting that they are more flexible to changing climates than others, Thomas says.
Different from crystallography where the macromolecules are constrained within a crystalline lattice, single particle molecules in solution are more flexible in changing their ternary and quaternary structures which may cause conformational or compositional heterogeneity among the molecules.
For example, significant current effort is focused on re-engineering core modeling tools for mass flows and tephra dispersion in order to make them more flexible for changing concepts and user needs, and in implementation of probabilistic models.
In future production scenarios, human work can be assisted by digital information in regard to create work systems which remain flexible towards changing products and volatile demands through human adaptability while still making use of cost-efficient improvement potentials.
