Decreased genetic diversity may mean decreased potential for adapting to environmental changes [39].
The company says in its press deck explaining the rationale behind the deal that combining devices with "high volume/value services" is the best way to increase its user base, and this means developing a better strategy for adapting to the consumerization of IT.
Concerns have been raised that the Global Fund's previous funding model (where upfront allocation is provided for three years for a country) meant there was little scope for adapting to the rapidly changing situations commonly found in conflict-affected countries [ 43].
From 1994 to 2004, Fireside Bowl — a ramshackle all-ages establishment originally meant for bowling but adapted for music — carved out an underground legacy on a par with New York's CBGB and Berkeley's Gilman Street.
We will describe how Silicon Valley youth have adapted to the technology boom, how we can adapt positive parts of these changes, and what it means for students applying to college.
For governments, it means adapting their approach to identify the most relevant actors and providing them with the resources and support to be most effective.
For musicians, this means adapting to the challenges that online accessibility brings.
— until days before school began... um, that means he's adapting himself for what, exactly?
For Mr Huntington, this means adapting to America's "core Anglo-Protestant culture", which has given America its respect for law, hard work and human rights.
For Internet-based start-ups, this often means adapting the website.
