His command and mastery of his own mechanics usually make Mussina adaptable to any condition, whether he lacks control of his curveball on a given day, or the wind is gusting, or the mound in the ballpark is sloped at an acute angle.
Their's are usually the most adaptable jobs and also the point where cultural change takes place, rather than the higher paid professionals who already have greater control over their lives.
Furthermore, conventional statistical scoring systems are usually not readily adaptable to new variables [ 16].
In case-based design systems, the adaptation operation based on similar cases is a difficult and complex step, and the more adaptable cases usually could make larger contribution for adaptation generation than less ones.
Adaptable humans usually trade one technology for another, rather than reject any and all.
Siberian personalities are very adaptable; they usually get along with dogs and children.
They do well with quick thinking and short term planning and are usually creative and quite adaptable to change.
Vettel's intelligence seems to be of a broader spectrum than that of any of his peers, a sign usually that it's more adaptable - and it's adaptation that has marked out his performances this year.
These studios are usually well-equipped "black boxes" with adaptable seating that allows a limited variety of forms of presentation usually end-on, half-thrust, full-thrust, and arena staging.
I've always considered myself adaptable, and though that's usually a good thing in real-life situations, it's become a hindrance in this college admissions process.
October 9 2014 October 12 201414 This able and adaptable alto and soprano saxophonist can usually be heard with a number of noteworthy bands, but his own ensembles best exhibit his exacting yet fervid improvising.
