The naval experts and diplomatists who met at the Washington Limitation of Armaments Conference in 1922 recognized the adaptability of properly designed merchantmen to warfare at sea and included in the treaties several provisions permitting the decks of such ships to be strengthened so they might mount 6‑inch guns in the event of war.
Although RCA did not see Randolph as a solo artist, executives recognized his adaptability and made him a session musician.
They recognized its great adaptability and took every advantage of it, at the same time being conscious of its limitations.
In choosing fruit varieties, the grower must (1) recognize the relative adaptabilities of available varieties to the climatic and soil conditions of his farm and (2) select a group that satisfies both his management needs and the market demands from those best adapted to his conditions.
Recognizing that it needed to optimize for adaptability, the firm instituted its 4E model of experimentation explore, enable, evangelize, and exploit.
Experimental results show that the system has accurate driveway recognizing ability, flexible steering control and speed control, better adaptability to different driving environment, making intelligent track-searching vehicle accurately running along different path rapidly and stably.
Recognizing that a key requirement of ad hoc teamwork is adaptability to previously unseen agents, the tests use more than 40 previously unknown teams on the first task and 7 previously unknown teams on the second.
Shrub rose Starry Night was recognized for its wide adaptability and pure white dogwoodlike blossoms.
Having exquisite adaptability, she recognizes the trend toward cigarettes on the dinner table and parties of "amusing people," but does not go in for these innovations herself.
While the importance of system adaptability has been recognized, little research has been done for "design for adaptability".
They identified five as critical: adaptability, cultural competence (the capacity to think, act, and move across multiple borders), 360-degree thinking (holistic understanding, capable of recognizing patterns of problems and their solutions), intellectual curiosity, and, of course, empathy.
