Still, parthenogenesis can be beneficial if the mother is particularly well adapted to her environment, since all of her offspring will be just as well adapted.
She has less time for the bad communists, the ones who worked the system just because it was the system, and were just as happy to adapt to capitalism when that was called for.
(The script, which was the inspiration for Jerome Robbins's "West Side Story," could just as easily be adapted into a "Twilight" movie, so adroitly does it play on the teen-age idea of love as a state of extreme ecstasy).
As for the scholarly value of Rand's work, Mr Walker might just as well have adapted Edward Gibbon's famous view of Thomas Aquinas - her better ideas tend to be borrowed; the words, alas, are entirely her own.
He predicted she would learn to navigate the Senate because she knows how to adapt, just as she adapted during her campaign to become a better candidate.
Ultimately, though, our culture is adapting just as quickly as the networks are.
Dan Stein, the president of the Federation for American Immigration Reform, a group that staunchly opposes illegal immigration, argues that restaurants could adapt to a crackdown just as easily as they have adapted to other shifts in the labor market.
They have had to adapt just as fast as they had learned to install drywall and unclog pipes.
Rovers came into the game on the back of an impressive victory in the South of France sunshine against Catalans last weekend, but adapted just as well to a miserable night on Merseyside.
One of the stimulators for this change has been the high-tech industry, in which new products and processes have to be introduced very quickly and organisations have to adapt just as fast.
