Sentence examples for issues adaptation from inspiring English sources
To solve these issues, adaptation layer has been added between the network layer and MAC layer.
Due to these issues, adaptation requires close cooperation between the tool development team and the adopters of the tool.
Depression in college students may be due to several factors, including vulnerable age, demands of college life, personal issues, adaptation to a new environment, tendency toward perfectionism, and conflict between traditional and modern values [ 15, 16].
Bags are also available for larger Treasury editions such as DC's Famous First Edition reprints and Marvel's 2-issue adaptation of "Star Wars: A New Hope".
Updating is one of the major issues in adaptation: once you have the material, how do you bring it to the stage?
Although climate change action in cities could essentially address both the issues of adaptation and mitigation, it is low carbon (mitigation) strategies that are especially practiced.
Beyond issues of adaptation of text to film, Kiarostami often begins with an insistent will to give visual embodiment to certain specific image-making techniques in Persian poetry, both classical and modern.
Beyond issues of adaptation of text to film, Kiarostami often begins with an insistent will to give visual embodiment to certain specific image-making techniques in Persian poetry, both classical and contemporary, and often ends up enunciating a larger philosophical position, namely the ontological oneness of poetry and film.
A key reason for this 'adaptation-mitigation dichotomy' is institutional inertia, which erroneously qualifies mitigation as an 'energy' (only) issue and adaptation as a 'water' (only) issue.
Moreover, mitigation is typically framed as an 'energy' issue whereas adaptation is framed as a 'water' issue.
Differences in approach, however, are in large part due to institutional inertia and the framing of policy debates: mitigation is viewed as an 'energy' issue whereas adaptation is viewed as a 'water' issue (two discourses).
