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Good for Kodak for recognizing and adapting to this new world, albeit not soon enough.

Successful digital transformation means recognizing and adapting your business to these trends.

Stress triggers complex response mechanisms designed to recognize and adapt to perturbations in homeostasis.

The system is able to automatically recognize and adapt to changes in its work-flow and dynamically change assignment details.

Using some of Intel's internal decisions as examples, the book sought to train executives to recognize and adapt to change.

"It's about raising children who are different," both recognizing and adapting to those differences and being advocates for the children who possess them.

But Mr. Marston's experience may also serve as a cautionary tale about the Academy's slowness to recognize and adapt to the rapidly changing circumstances of film production that has become internationalized in every sense of that word.

In this article, we describe a new approach to enhance driving safety via multi-media technologies by recognizing and adapting to drivers' emotions with multi-modal intelligent car interfaces.

The biggest issue he pointed out was not recognizing and adapting to a product not finding a market.

"As social networking sites recognize and adapt to their role in the news environment, each will offer unique features.

In other words, landslide susceptibility maps are produced to help humans to recognize and adapt to landslide hazard mitigation procedures (Pourghasemi et al. 2012).