Here are four of the most important principles for adapting to life and improvising your way through unexpected situations.
Only slowly does Charlie realise that, unlike Laroche (Chris Cooper), Orlean, her parasitic orchids or Donald, he has yet to learn the principles of adaptability, never mind how to adapt Orchid Thief.
Of the other types of separators, centrifuges predominate because of the flexibility of their operating principle in adapting to specific process materials, volume and separation requirements, when they may be specifically described by duty such as separators, purifiers, and clarifiers.
This may be partly explained by the popular principle of adopting and adapting Guidelines from other countries.
Raphael Bemporad, chief strategy officer at brand consultancy BBMG, said he thinks the idea of adapting principles that have been in the human conversation for millennia and embedding them into business is a fair one.
The advantages of rifling were well known, but the technical difficulties of adapting the principle to heavy weapons were considerable.
The paper introduces the idea of adapting the principles of hierarchical wayfinding to modeling decision making, which is becoming increasingly important for advanced applications like Geographic Information Systems GISS).
As the traditional telecoms networks fade into obsolescence and new broadband-internet connections become the norm, the best way to regulate is to dust off the classic telecoms principle of non-discrimination and adapt it to modern times.
It is a fundamental principle of education that students adapt their learning to the assessments they must satisfy.
As a proof of principle, we adapted this strategy for the detection of DNA sequences that are diagnostic of two pathogens (drug-resistant tuberculosis and Escherichia coli) by using methylene blue-labeled structure-switching DNA stem-loop.
*Photograph by Thomas Victor * In a sense she already had, with "In the Waiting Room," adapting the principle of confessional poetry she'd outlined years before in an interview with Time — "the idea is that we live in a horrible and terrifying world, and the worst moments of horrible and terrifying lives are an allegory of the world".
