We propose a new way of adapting Visual Magnitude for route-based applications so that planners can better understand not just how much is visible, but how what is visible may relate to an individual's judgment and response.
His works also established a new tradition of perceiving art and a new way of adapting specific work to specific places (site specificity), through various forms of installation and what was later known as environmental art.
And simply turning on the radio can help them find new ways to adapt to the inevitable impacts of climate change, now and into the future.
Publishers are arguably doing a much better job than their colleagues at the major record labels when it comes to finding new ways of reaching consumers and adapting to emerging technologies.
This would be more whatever, more just fine, when our individual energy resources were more fulsome and available, divided between real time and paperbacks and a singular mainstream, and not busy doing the real work of adapting to new ways of thinking and connecting.
He changed personas as quickly as he changed hairstyles, adapting new ways of talking, moving, looking and feeling that impacted far more than his music.
Trefon's 2004 book, Reinventing Order in the Congo, examines how the people of the city adapt new ways of arranging their lives in order to survive.
Technology can work its magic if the leadership is committed to adapting to new ways of doing business.
But to become a viable party, Bütikofer recalled that Alliance 90 had to "cooperate with progressive movements in the business sector, where people are adapting to new ways of doing business by promoting energy or resource efficiency".
"As technology pushes us faster, we have to adapt to new ways of doing business in this new millennium," says Mark Tauber, senior vice president and publisher at HarperOne.
