Second, would the same mutations be optimal for all three of the structurally related substrates, or would the solutions be idiosyncratic?
The answer might be idiosyncratic risk.
Process integration is highly idiosyncratic and will never yield to a general solution.
Hayes believes that this legal uncertainty is a suboptimal solution and that, though limited and "idiosyncratic", the Microsoft and Blizzard licenses move towards an ideal video gaming industry standard for handling derivative works.
Modernist architecture is about symmetry, contemporaneity and the idea of universal solutions; its marriage with baseball, easily the most idiosyncratic and traditional of sports, was doomed from the start.
Being confronted with such high-variety business environments, suppliers need to practice "solution space development," i.e. understanding the customers' idiosyncratic needs and deriving a suitable set of product variants from this knowledge.
Another stumbling block for architects is Mr. Alexander's idiosyncratic building style, he continued, adding: "People go from the ideas, which they could interpret freely, to the solutions, which they see as somewhat anachronistic, somewhat craft-related, stylistically somewhat Victorian.
A possible solution is to use multiple environmental contrasts with respect to the focal factor, say temperature, to remove idiosyncratic effects of specific localities (Kawecki and Ebert 2004).
People are idiosyncratic.
Others are more idiosyncratic.
