However, the criteria should be balanced with the need for the instrument to adapt to future unknown threats.
"But legality is an instrument; it needs to adapt to reality and to democratic will, and not the other way round.
To overcome the described limitations in the context of this study, an additional instrument was needed to adapt the outcome RTW and expand its meaning to determine the physical load in daily life, including work and household duties as well as leisure time.
Flynn's compositions were written before the musicians had been assembled and, because he hasn't worked with these instruments before, he then had to adapt the songs to accommodate them.
The manpower needed to adapt the instruments, to set up the IT platforms and data handling is not considered in this scheme.
The effort needed to adapt such instruments for use in different countries within the region of sub-Saharan Africa should not be underestimated.
The importance of culture in the assessment of resilience has been highlighted by other authors [ 25], and future studies in other countries should likewise seek to adapt standardized instruments to their own setting, thus enabling intercultural comparisons to be made.
While the key significance of this study was the development of an instrument which has the potential to measure the burden of depression across Aboriginal communities, this paper also describes a process which could be used to adapt screening instruments for other psychiatric disorders.
They were attempting to adapt the instrument's innards so that when the song "As Time Goes By" was played certain keys would activate electrical switches, which would, in turn, open valves on the upside-down bottles of booze affixed to the piano's cabinet, resulting, ultimately, in a Martini being streamed into a cocktail glass.
This study aimed to adapt an instrument that assesses the perceptions of students regarding the school climate and present evidence of convergent validity for its use in Brazil.
