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Freshfields has learned to evolve over its long history.
"Standalone apps are static, but the best-in-class ASPs are going to learn to evolve their apps in response to customer usage," says Gerlach.
Scientists today have a good grasp of atomic and molecular structure and bonding as well as the processes leading to chemical changes, and have learned to "evolve" chemicals through synthesis to suit a variety of purposes.
I do feel sympathy for the old guard, but unless they can learn to evolve quickly, print media will be going out with the baby boomers – because they are the only ones who actually buy newspapers any more.
According to Mack, Chloe has learned to evolve her love for Clark into something more "genuine" and "selfless".
You must learn to evolve within your scope of knowledge, proposals, and projects to continue to compete and stay relevant.
Here we retrospectively review how one continuing education series in bioinformatics, the Canadian Bioinformatics Workshops (CBWs), has learned to evolve its training program to better integrate these advances and realities in bioinformatics education or risk becoming out-of-date.
A fast way to failure in the startup world is never learning how to evolve and adapt, something that is very difficult to learn on your own.
This week's Open Government Partnership annual conference in Brasilia, showed that we have a lot to learn and to evolve.
AT some stage, every cultural institution created by a single, powerful founder must learn how to evolve beyond its early roots.
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