The Lipatti performance, recorded live and somewhat obscurely in 1947, is even more Darwinian in adapting to its surroundings.
McCaw is more interested in adapting his own game to suit the referee's interpretation of the laws than he is in complaining about what the other side are up to.
Shouldn't 3M be more aggressive in adapting to a deflationary world economy?
It may also require policy instruments that are more flexible in adapting to the local context, including payments for ecosystem services.
Companies less beholden to past expectations and assumptions — start-ups or companies from outside the industry — do not suffer from this self-imposed constraint and tend to be much more aggressive in adapting to change.
In 2017, the chair stated "[SC36] realize(s) that the role of technology in learning, education and training has changed, and continue(s) to change – we in SC36 need to be more agile in adapting our work processes and organization to reflect this" (Overby, 2017).
Finally, in order to study the robustness of NCMR, some simulation experiments are carried out under special conditions such as interference on channels with memory, congested environments, and failed nodes, which show that NCMR is more effective in adapting to these scenarios.
As important, companies and their leadership must be much more proactive in adapting a creative mindset to manage and communicate risk.
Data supports theories that posit the aged participants are having more difficulty in adapting to the new visuomotor map, as the number of sudden reversals and zigzags in movement path are reflective of ongoing / incomplete adaptation [24].
Individuals who are more successful in adapting to their environments will have a better chance of surviving and reproducing, whilst individuals who are less fit will be eliminated.
