Alternatively, epigenetic mechanism that changing phenotype (appearance) or gene expression with no requirement of changing to the underlying DNA sequence is possibly involved.
However, most of the genetic variability in J. curcas was shown to be essentially epigenetic, which could explain the phenotypic variation with no requirement of changing DNA sequences [ 3, 45, 52].
But, while remaining "true to its heritage," the new Defender "must meet the requirements of changing global markets".
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These reports help us to study aspects such as whether requirements are all supported, the impact of changing a requirement, or how requirements are modelled.
As mentioned, it occupies no more space than a single pedestrian, which means it should be easy to use in real-world settings now, without any requirements in terms of changing behavior to accommodate the new transportation mode.
To satisfy the requirement of dynamically changing robots׳ behaviors during the exploration, fuzzy inferring system is designed to achieve better control coefficients.
The requirements generated in concluded projects are stored in a local repository that allows the reuse of requirements in future projects, with the possibility of changing those requirements if necessary.
This paper presents a flexible deployment of business rules, which not only supports decision making in the face of conflicting requirements, but also the evolution of those requirements in the face of changing regulatory environments, competitive markets and corporate goals.
For the purpose of this work, evolution refers to the adaptation of the SPL as a result of changing requirements.
We make the case that flexibility is a key attribute that needs to be embedded in the design of long-lived, complex systems to enable them to efficiently meet the inevitability of changing requirements after they have been fielded.
