Adaptation has always been central to farming, and over millennia farmers have generally been adept at adapting agriculture to a changing environment (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development [OECD], 2012).
Moreover, even if we adjust a medical student quota in future to respond to the decreasing population, it can cause an aging problem in the medical workforce: a shortage of young doctors who are generally more adept at coping with new technologies.
Let the bouncers handle it, they are, generally speaking, really adept at doing so and really are there for your safety.
They are a powerful way to spread your vision, and they are generally much more technically adept than the average big publication journalist.
Pterosaur terrestrial locomotion has received a wealth of interest in the last few decades (e.g. [12], [18], [82] [86]) and pterosaurs are now generally considered to be adept terrestrial animals as well as skilled fliers.
After a year in office, Lionel Jospin, the prime minister, has generally been drawing praise for his adept juggling of left-wing ideology and economic pragmatism.In this section On the slow side Hans van den Broek, Europe's expander Can Russia fight back?
There was the odd fault, most notably an over-reduced meat jus that was more like glue, but generally chef Martin Adams's food is technically adept and his flavours ring true.
People are coming to understand, for instance, that online maps are generally good with large thoroughfares but not particularly adept at navigating through small urban streets.
Generally, children are very good meditators when they are adept at letting go, but also the hardest to teach.
The IRS's problem is not being particularly adept at policing who is a 527, which generally have to disclose their donors, and who is a 501(c)(4) or a 501(c)(6), which don't have to disclose.
