Its people, its food and its worship smoothly adapted to earlier waves of Spanish, Italian, Armenian and West African newcomers.
As the organization has smoothly adapted to the big-money era of college athletics, it has kept the student-athletes themselves from benefiting from the changes.
The emulation of natural touch requires tactile sensors that mechanically comply with the environment – in order to gain relevant information from physical interactions – and that, at the same time, are able to perform when smoothly adapted to host three‐dimensional structures. 1 For this purpose, successive solutions have been attempted.
Good managers are able to change direction smoothly and adapt to those changes while staying calm and focused.
The final sequence was filmed undercover at a Tory party conference, and yet its point appears to be not precisely to attack Toryism, but rather to satirise, or perhaps simply to take notice of, the way the media classes could smoothly adapt their views to accommodate whoever was in charge.
The team spirit among the staff, teachers and support staff (who heroically took on every conceivable task to make the school run smoothly), and the willingness to adapt to the short-term demands and pace of setting up a new school have been extraordinary.
But if a bug with a brain the size of a grain of sand can adapt to new situations quickly and smoothly, there must be a simpler, more analog way.
Still, the Credit Suisse deals show that Wall Street may adapt to a more regulated era and that transactions will still go smoothly.
If, as a visitor there, you don't smoothly adapt, you may be as noisily wretched as Woody Allen in "Annie Hall".
Politicians adapt to communications technology.
