During the summer of 2010, Ms. Whitehead, in Austin, Tex., and Ms. Glenn, in Denver, began seriously working on a prototype of their pipe dream, a functional, all-in-one adaptable garment for traveling.
Networks with one, two and three "adaptable" units are then discussed.
Now Haworth Tompkins, adapting the ain't-broke-don't-fix-it approach it used at the Royal Court, has created a 400-seat auditorium with a 10-metre-by-10-metre 10-metre-by-10-metre 10-metre-by-10-metre 10-metre-by-10-metre 10-metre-by-10-metreadded galleries for thrustdience and better technical stagert.
My new consort is nothing at all like my old one: readily adaptable, easygoing, eager to please.
"Every time we fight the mosquito, we feel we are fighting against a much more evolved and adaptable one, one that can easily migrate to areas that were clean of malaria before and that are very hard to access," said Mr Pacheco.
But what kicked it all into high gear happened at Berkeley when Blackburn, already established as a broundbreaking chromosome researcher, turned Greider loose on a highly adaptable one-celled freshwater-pond-dwelling critter called Tetrahymena.
Wilson the ditherer turned out to the adaptable one.
When it comes to oil, expediency is the rule, and a marvelously adaptable one.
Of all the techniques applicable to safety-related analyses, each one may be adaptable to some aspects of the system safety behavior.
When you reach the campus, you will find that the Duke way of life is an adaptable one, and that every person responds to each new situation according to her own ideas and values.
