Sentence examples for quality adaptability from inspiring English sources

He once remarked, in an interview in the Guardian, on how invaluable a quality adaptability was.

D-TxAA offers the flexibility to exploit MIMO gains and tries to benefit from channel quality adaptability by means of closed loop feedback.

There are two different possible biological meanings of the commonly used phrase 'muscle plasticity', such that plasticity could be either the quality of adaptability or the process of adaptation.

This word could mean the quality of adaptability, but is often used to indicate the process of adaptation.

Development of synthesis methods using high yield acid-labile rather than photolabile group protected monomers is desirable to produce microarrays of superior quality, general adaptability and reduced cost of genetic research.

Thus, identified Wild Cards would not support the disappearance of traditional borders in the transport market, European product quality or adaptability to Asian markets.

Another important quality is adaptability.

The very qualities of adaptability and openness that allowed Shanghai to flourish also made — and still make — the city the focal point of China's uneasy encounter with the West.

The highly desirable sporting qualities and adaptability of the rainbow trout to hatchery rearing and new habitats resulted in it being introduced to many countries around the world by or at the behest of sport fishermen.

"Because of its role in enhancing collective capacities like innovation, service quality, collaboration, and adaptability, compassion matters for competitive advantage," they write.

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