If the optimal phenotype to deal with those novel conditions differs from that favored under ancestral conditions, selection likely will result in adjustments that enhance the invader's ability to exploit these novel opportunities.
Another effective way to counter cognitive biases is to build in adjustments that account for poor System 1 and System 2 thinking.
It is possible that increases in d′ with age reflect an overcompensation in difficulty adjustment that made the task slightly easier for older adults.
There was substantial authority for an item resulting in an adjustment that increases taxable income by $5,300.
There are now some signs of discontent from policy makers, who fear that the European economy is bearing a disproportionate burden in the global adjustment that is under way.
(These are the kinds of in-game adjustments that helped the Patriots come back against the Ravens in the AFC Divisional Round this year. Sorry you missed the second half, Matt).
They don't have built-in adjustment mechanisms that allow arbitragers to demand the underlying assets if the discount gets too wide.
There is also a downside in terms of the adjustment that is needed to restore competitiveness in some eurozone countries.
2. New England Patriots 1999 record: 8-8 STRENGTHS -- The new coach, Bill Belichick, knows the division better than most, and it is his preparation and in-game adjustments that should help lift the Patriots.
During its first term, the Obama administration changed the definition of "militant" to mean "all military-age males in a strike zone" — an adjustment that could mitigate the number of civilian deaths in such a setting. .
