While Smith concedes, "privately owned solar is a trend we have to adapt to".
Both coral-algal populations showed a similar trend for their capacity to adapt to warming oceans.
He added that competition has "never been fiercer" in each of the sectors the magazines target and that we "cannot ignore those trends or the need to adapt our business accordingly".
As in most mega-trends, participants who fail to adapt to changing market conditions will end up on the losing end of the market cycle.
24 The utility of Google Trends to help adapt interventions is limited by the area where the intervention is implemented, since data is only available at the state-level and for selected large metropolitan areas, limiting its use in rural areas or areas with a low search volume.
"He's somebody who has never stopped developing, who has been able to adapt to trends, but without losing his soulful core, so it's not by accident that you find him operating now in a completely contemporary setting".
Intel remains one of the world's leading semiconductor companies but the PC chipmaker is wrestling to adapt to trends toward smaller gadgets like smartphones and tablets.
Extravagant dinners stayed popular for most of the Renaissance and spread throughout Europe and North America, where the elite tried to adapt culinary trends of the old country to their new reality.
He finds himself out of step with changing music trends, and when he tries to adapt by incorporating folk music and protest songs into his repertoire, he finds himself rejected by the audience that once embraced him.
These same faculty who manage large laboratories, analyze and forecast broad social and economic phenomena, cure diseases, and figure out how to put mobile vehicles on Mars are somehow perceived as incapable of discerning educational trends or recommending organizational changes to adapt to them.
