On the one hand, cookery writers are forever urging the reader to be creative, free-thinking, to adapt recipes and learn from their own mistakes.
When he does, he must adapt his thinking to conditions as he finds them, rather than to conditions he pretended existed when he was campaigning.
In Annapolis, along the vulnerable Chesapeake Bay coastline, a partnership between the Navy and local authorities has produced what Fitzpatrick called "the most forward thinking" approach to adapting to rising seas, partly because the floods are being viewed as a national security threat.
Even in adulthood we can pick up new ways of doing things and new ways of thinking, allowing us to adapt to new circumstances.
Apart from one or two heart-warming responses from that I treasure, the trend on disclosure to professionals has been characterised by rigid thinking and inability to adapt.
Lately, Mr. Mowry has begun thinking he might like to adapt his "Crew" script for the stage.
However, perfectionism is an unhealthy way of thinking that hampers your ability to adapt and be flexible, a crucial part of success in life.
Addressing quality also means continuing to cultivate critical thinking and develop skills to adapt to changing environmental conditions and their impact on education.
"Growing up with horses made me very practical because you have to do the thinking for something," says Armstrong, "and at the same time you have to adapt your thinking for the animal and be totally responsible".
