Third, future anadromous fish undergo parr smolt transformation (smoltification), adapting them for a life in the marine environment, and seawater adaptability is highly size-dependent (Jones 1959).
In other words, the educators with highly networking and occupational adaptability skills, in ideal situations, show more entrepreneurial behavior.
B) "excitable, impulsive, highly imaginative," but "having little adaptability to highly organized society".
Geographic routing protocols have the advantages of good scalability with respect to the network size and adaptability to the highly dynamic network.
The highly desirable sporting qualities and adaptability of the rainbow trout to hatchery rearing and new habitats resulted in it being introduced to many countries around the world by or at the behest of sport fishermen.
It's possible to envision an altogether different Ottoman politics: one valuing adaptability, compromise, and a highly developed aesthetic sense.
Cognitive radio systems are based on software defined radio technology and utilize intelligent software packages that enrich their transceivers with the highly attractive properties of self-awareness, adaptability and capability to learn.
Such a highly dynamic potential of regulation and adaptability is an effective strategy for a parasite to survive within its host.
The recovery of amoA sequences from an acidic hot spring in a Japanese gold mine revealed the broad adaptability of certain AOB, highly similar to Nitrosomonas sp. Nm107 and N. nitrosa, to extreme conditions (Hirayama et al. 2005).
Ask Alex Ferguson, the manager of some of the world's greatest performers, and he says Park's intelligence and adaptability are among the most highly developed he has come across in 23 years at United.
Our findings contribute to the understanding of mycobacterial adaptability and survival mechanisms in highly intricate and fiercely competitive host environments and the role of iron regulatory networks therein.
