And the group's exploitation of cutting-edge contemporary media falls squarely within the long tradition of terrorist organisations rapidly adapting to change.
The Merkel cells and Ruffini endings, for example, are "slowly adapting" mechanoreceptors; while the Meissner, Pacinian, and Golgi-Mazzoni corpuscles and the hair follicle receptors are "rapidly adapting" mechanoreceptors.
Apprentices can overcome these uncertainties in the new organization by rapidly adapting and becoming socially integrated.
These figures reflect the broader trend of small- and medium-sized businesses rapidly adapting to the web.
This work proposes a proactive routing protocol, named MQ-Routing, aimed at maximizing the minimum node lifetime and at rapidly adapting to network topology changes.
And while assembly is heavily based in China, electronics assemblers are rapidly adapting their supply chains to mitigate the damage of tariffs by moving factories to Vietnam, India, and elsewhere.
Gillman says that if plants in warmer climates evolve more quickly, mammals living there will also have to speed up their evolution to keep pace with their food's rapidly adapting defenses.
It remains a traditional and rigid culture, in an ever-changing and rapidly adapting economic and political landscape".
Memorizing entire scripts and rapidly adapting to portions that are changed in the moment, studying, conceptualizing, enacting and then convincing others of a character's motive through facial expression and body language, while responding to those of fellow cast members.
The subgroups AB neurons, which are rapidly adapting and vibration sensitive, are activated by sound.
Sites were not sorted into slowly adapting type I, rapidly adapting, and Pacinian based on the limited stimulus set collected.
