In a previous post, I noted that WikiLeaks was increasingly adapting to the standards of conventional journalism in its editorial policy.
After 1970, when the global south (i.e., developing countries, typically of the Southern Hemisphere) acquired a voting majority in the UN General Assembly and on the governing boards of the specialized agencies, their mandates were increasingly adapted to developmental priorities.
Due to its extensive capabilities, this technique has been increasingly adapted to new industrial applications within the field of aerospace, medical, die and mould production, precision tooling, etc.
While the high TV ratings across all sports are great, team owners are increasingly adapting to, and investing heavily in, creating the best possible game-day environments, so their in-stadium product continues to be as good or better than what Samsung, Sharp and Vizio provide in the living room.
Although gene flow can be high during periods of expansion, it may decrease with time as populations become increasingly adapted to local conditions.
The simulated breakthrough curve increasingly adapts to the measurement data with increasing numbers of sectors.
KIL females might also have progressively adapted to the increasingly poor sperm quality of their inbred males by developing a larger spermathecae in order take up as much sperm as possible upon mating.
In essence, New Yorkers have increasingly had to adapt to the housing we've got, instead of designing and building the housing that suits who we have become.
That is why dynamic façade components are increasingly used to adapt to both internal and external impacts, and to cope with a reduction in energy consumption and an increase in occupant comfort.
The role of such infrastructure should not be underemphasized, especially as the continent struggles to adapt to increasingly volatile weather patterns.
