Deliberation is meant to endow a robotic system with extended, more adaptable and robust functionalities, as well as reduce its deployment cost.
An increase in the genetic diversity of the population, making it more adaptable to changing environmental conditions, as well as the dilution of deleterious mutations out of the gene pool are the most remarkable evolutionary innovations achieved by SR [ 3].
Government is presented as a much more adaptable and flexible thing: as adaptable and flexible, indeed, as the president himself.But of course it is not so really.
Rather, these two exceptions suggest a more "adaptable" metastatic progression as opposed to a "one way" progression from the invasive (loss of E-cadherin expression) to malignant phenotype (gain in sLex expression).
Likewise, dimensionless claims about adaptability, such as, "insurgents are more adaptable than us" are made without clear guidelines of how to measure adaptability.
Typically, dimensionless claims about adaptability, such as, "insurgents are more adaptable than us" are made without clear benchmarks against which to measure adaptability.
Captain James described Suboxone as more "adaptable" than other drugs, suggesting that it is easier for smugglers to manipulate.
For example, after a perceived failure in security operations, it is argued that the agency in charge "needs to become more adaptable" with little guidance as to what more adaptable would look like.
It was speculated in the aviation press that the YF-22 was also seen as more adaptable to the Navy's Navalized Advanced Tactical Fighter (NATF), but the US Navy abandoned NATF by 1992.
This reference species possesses a relatively thick cell wall (composed of acidic heteropolysaccharide) that forms a protective sheath, and it uses versatile substrates for methane synthesis, making it more adaptable to the environment as compared with its relatives.
