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"Rather than the campaign adapting to the diversity of Brazil, Brazilians are adapting to Bolsonaro," he says.
Whether they had problems adapting to new game strategies, adapting to a team in the premier stage or another factor, three players who have something to prove entering Season 3: 1.
Kika also appears to be adapting to her new digs.
Their brains were better at adapting to the unique challenge.
Bennett said coaches were also adapting to the top prospects.
Besides, Minnesotans are amazingly good at adapting to the cold.
Her friends and family have been adapting to these changes.
Employers also are adapting to the labor market's shifting dynamics.
GE also faced legacy challenges in adapting to Predix software.
Nice to see her adapting to the swamp so quickly.
Or were its leaders adapting to a flawed, entrenched system?
Adapting to those shifts does tend to produce certain effects.
Medicaid is also adapting to today's pressing health care challenges.
Nonetheless, it can't hurt to start adapting to digital alternatives.
Quickly adapting to market volatility makes for a prudent CEO.
Adapting to life at Princeton was generally smooth for me.
We've been adapting to living conditions for five thousand years.
Lars, a miniature schnauzer, is adapting to his new space.
Traditional organizations aren't adapting to compete with sites like BuzzFeed.
Bands are always reshaping and adapting to what happens around them.
Space isn't really her thing, but adapting to any circumstance is.
Mitigating and adapting to climate change received a C in 2018.
Personally, I struggled adapting to the keyboard, frequently hitting errant keys.
" He said, "Obviously, the Kurds are adapting to the Turkish attacks.
Adapting to a new regime is far from the only problem.
And she survived it, she concedes, by adapting to her environment.
"It's just a way we have of adapting to our environment."
Gonorrhea bacteria: adapting to survive When will these drugs stop working?
And it's mobile-only, not a website adapting to mobile trends.
They are typically savvier about adapting to a dynamic economic situation.
Recent research suggests the pest may be adapting to colder temperatures.
Employees increasingly began adapting to carving out workspaces in their homes.
Dave honed his talents, adapting to his new environment with aplomb.
Composers are adapting to what they think is being looked for.
"They're adapting to fill a niche that nothing else is filling."
Moore said she doesn't think people are adapting to e extremes.
Meanwhile, Shiv is slowly adapting to the spaces she's moving in.
Many institutions have had a hard time adapting to that shift.
Here's what you need to know: • Our journalists spent months in Germany reporting how hundreds of Syrian refugees are adapting to life in the storied city of Weimar, and how residents are adapting to their new neighbors.
Get used to being creative and adapting to the enemy&aposs actions.
"All I'm doing is adapting to the circumstances," Kendal Unruh told ABC.
Peikin's role has included adapting to an enforcement style that Clayton prefers.
Less easy was adapting to a new school and making new friends.
The idea is that the ads keep adapting to become more effective.
It turns out that HIV-1 is capable of adapting to CRISPR.
"We Chinese have a culture of adapting to the moment," he said.
Cisco is also adapting to other major trends, including AI and 5G.
Mexico says that isn't happening, but they're also adapting to Trump's win.
Still, adapting to this new reality on the border can be challenging.
Adapting to Automation Full automation has recently become possible in fraud prevention.
Bader said adapting to changing consumer habits is not a new idea.
We began adapting to all these things, which were new to us.
Exxon and other LNG producers also are adapting to changing buyer behavior.
Mr. Macron promoted it as a means of adapting to climate change.
"We are continually adapting to new technologies and adjusting our policies," Maj.
Lack of money isn't the only problem in adapting to climate change.
It is constantly confronting challenges and threats and adapting to changing times.
Sadly, bees are having a hard time adapting to a warming world.
WILLEMS: Adapting to the stage is always interesting, because you discover things.
She's adapting to life with one arm, and so is her family.
Adapting to the times and being able to communicate that through work.
"Some of our team are great at adapting to change," Anandan said.
"This is a pre-Colonial street adapting to the 21st century," he said.
The hardest part might be adapting to more alone time and less structure.
Species are also adapting to human-modified habitats, such as cities or farmland.
First, our brains are constantly monitoring, responding to, and adapting to our bodies.
"The system does a good job of adapting to individual timing," Murphy said.
Slowly, and with snow tires, the refugees are adapting to their new lives.
The results come as sports leagues are already adapting to changing consumer preferences.
What's next: Why we should focus more on adapting to a warmer world
It's helpful for adapting to the cold, and is especially common in babies.
Facebook is also adapting to its responsibility for the welfare of its users.
I love seeing how brands and creators are adapting to this new platform.
It is a rare example of British producers adapting to a changing market.
Is our work adapting to imposed structures, or is it leading the discussion?
"And Whole Foods is adapting to the new world it finds itself in."
Persistence also includes innovation, new ideas and adapting to unforeseen circumstances, Gates said.
Diversity is a strength that increases the chances of adapting to changing environments.
A year from now she'll be adapting to get a big infrastructure bill.
But acknowledging the shift and smoothly adapting to it are two different things.
This suggests that nightlife spaces are adapting to more fluid definitions of queerness.
"Congress should be no exception to adapting to this crisis," the letter reads.
Teachers across the United States are adapting to conducting lessons via the internet.
Concern about adapting to climate change is already deeply embedded in the military.
He is adapting to a lot these days, savoring changes in the game.
"Gall proved adept in adapting to new musical styles," he said by email.
There is no saving it so much as adapting to the new normal.
They earn higher wages and are more nimble in adapting to economic change.
Humans have been adapting to changes in the environment for thousands of years.
Adapting to this ecosystem, bonobos may have become more tolerant of each other.
Still just 260, Gauff is drawing praise for adapting to stardom so quickly.
Adapting to the "new normal," as some call it, is a requirement now.
Chinese groups have already begun adapting to the difficulty in getting deals passed.
I had a hard time adapting to this new way of being with someone.
But adapting to a new post-quantum landscape isn't just a quick patch download.
AsTechCrunch previously reported, Uber Africa has demonstrated notable flexibility in adapting to local markets.
It's more like a sign that your muscles are adapting to this new activity.
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Which nations are doing the best job adapting to their aging populations?
Preventing climate change through mitigation is much cheaper than adapting to a changed climate.
Gottlieb is not the only jewelry entrepreneur adapting to an increasingly Instagram-dependent world.
And it's a way of thinking that Walmart will have to continue adapting to.
And adapting to the realities of Canada means that hockey will be involved somehow.
For Cape Town resident Suzanne Buckley, the restrictions mean adapting to a new lifestyle.
We can sit back or start adapting to a "new normal" of constant change.
Adapting to the web means tossing out a lot of that and starting over.
Is journalism's ultimate legacy institution successfully adapting to the age of shattered political norms?
When you're at war, you are constantly watching, planning for and adapting to risks.
It's about listening to patients, trusting what they say, and adapting to their needs.
Old people don't start waking up earlier just because they're adapting to cultural stereotypes.
So adapting to that for me was the biggest part in the early stages.
Help us better understand how Coloradans are adapting to their state's legalization of pot.
But the biggest change was easily adapting to my new life working from home.
States are on the frontlines of adapting to and mitigating damages from climate change.
General Atlantic has a long history of adapting to trends, mostly under Ford's leadership.
Scaling, in so many ways, is about adapting to the organization you&aposve created.
Roger Lowe, a spokesman for GMA, said the association is adapting to these changes.
Adapting to life with rattlesnakes and consuming cacti, the monkeys are thriving generations later.
He also lavished praise on NATO, saying it was adapting to changing global threats.
If adapting to her new, temporary home was her first priority, swimming was her second.
LG: Are you in touch with cleaning people who are adapting to these new schedules?
This means slashing emissions, adapting to the impacts already occurring, and possibly using geoengineering approaches.
We haven't done the best job of adapting to that rearrangement of society so far.
Conte says Patreon is adapting to better serve a huge spread of different creator needs.
It shows that the Trump administration is adapting to the new political reality in Israel.
Much of the plot challenges him to keep his footing while adapting to new ways.
We'll be discussing the advantages, challenges and tactics of adapting to a dynamic digital market.
O'Donnell said the teams supported NASCAR's decision and are adapting to the additional timing lines.
The big U.S. players appear uninterested in adapting to these realities in the near term.
Conservatism has a long tradition of adapting to the world which has served it well.
Investing in your future is all about adapting to the digital world we live in.
And drug dealers, like any business people, are adept at adapting to changing market conditions.
Investing in EVs now leaves them with less to spend on adapting to everything else.
But Trump has proposed eliminating all resources for mitigating and adapting to climate change. 5.
But he did speak more broadly about how Coca-Cola is adapting to consumer tastes.
Introverts must also work harder at adapting to corporate life, since work is essentially social.
Malign actors are taking cues from Russia's 2016 masterstroke and are adapting to local conditions.
Harmony OS will be capable of adapting to different screen layouts and interactions, says Huawei.
The challenge for the rest of the NBA will be adapting to the new regime.
CEOs are adapting to the new environment, working to embrace innovation and disruption, he said.
"This is a novel mechanism for adapting to a mildly aversive-tasting substance," he said.
The Onion actually did a great job of adapting to every phase of the internet.
The company is still researching and adapting to what sells best at the small stores.
Elle Reeve visited Fort Knox to see how recruiters are adapting to their new mission.
I'm adapting to my environment and confronting parts of myself I didn't realize were there.
These are some of the ways consumers in China are adapting to a slumping economy.
Iranians are adapting to new greetings while it has also buried hundreds of its citizens.
Either way, be ready to set up daily plans while adapting to what works well.
How is the aging population in this country changing and adapting to these new realities?
The San Francisco Chronicle's coverage included a feature on California farmers adapting to warmer weather.
They've survived for billions of years because they're so good at adapting to new threats.
Adapting to eat tough food helped the kangaroos survive, eating things that other species couldn't.
Further adapting to changing times, the royal family launched a YouTube channel 10 years ago.
L), is also adapting to an industry transformed by online advertising heavyweights Google and Facebook (FB.
For smaller brokers and underwriters, however, the upfront costs of adapting to the system are high.
The dogs have been raised in kennels, so they may have some challenges adapting to homes.
Several incumbents are already adapting to the reality of the fintech challenge through partnerships and purchases.
But that isn't to say he isn't adapting to/enjoying life in Mike D'Antoni's revolutionary bubble.
I was adapting to my sense of the class I belonged to, as all children do.
Officials say the transfer went smoothly and the bison are quickly adapting to their new digs.
As a growing multi-faceted media company, we're streamlining and adapting to the shifting media landscape.
She said money managers should focus on maintaining long-term gains while adapting to immediate risks.
Facebook has been adapting to users in countries with costly data rates and slow Internet speeds.
But I want to say that, as a whole, the economy is adapting to these sanctions.
Does research divert attention from what we know works: eliminating emissions and adapting to climate impacts?
After adapting to the laborious control scheme, I began my first investigation still feeling quite hopeful.
The bomb-makers are also learning from clearers' techniques and are adapting to them, he said.
Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan are adapting to lower oil prices and abrupt exchange rate adjustments last year.
Green iguanas have had little difficulty adapting to urban environments, where they can cause serious damage.
It's soft and supple, adapting to the contours of my wrist instead of pressing against them.
She will be the couple's first child and they both are adapting to their new lives.
Bats are adapting to human noise by changing their hunting strategies, according to a new study.
"Adapting to new functions will include changes in how we manage ourselves in cyberspace," Carter said.
PennyMacPennyMac has stayed ahead of its alternative lending competitors by continuously adapting to consumers' digital preferences.
Mouhamad al-Hajj, his wife and their four children are slowly adapting to life in Toronto.
During college, students spend about four years stressing over assignments, deadlines and adapting to new environments.
Adapting to these sorts of changes will require something different from reviving the industries of old.
But this moment isn't about perfection, it's about adapting to the situation as well as possible. 
So has adapting to client needs and desires as they are shaped by shifting societal trends.
Initiatives that were formed explicitly to help people escape screens are now adapting to, well, screens.
While Anthony is adapting to his new life in Oklahoma City, the Knicks have moved on.
Some recently released Russian disinformation shows how the Kremlin's professional trolls are adapting to Facebook's defenses.
The second lesson is that adapting to climate change requires understanding how the climate is changing.
The involvement of Mastercard alongside Visa made Libra look like the incumbents adapting to modern technologies.
And, plenty of people are already adapting to climate change, but that presents its own risks.
He continued to struggle, and the Mets did not see him adapting to the new duties.
Meanwhile, residents of New Delhi are adapting to a new atmosphere of fear in the city.
Are they adapting to the new ways of life, the new foods, the new liberal atmosphere?
Responding and adapting to climate change forces us to ask what we owe to each other.
So the move wasn't just about adapting to a majority white and majority English-speaking culture.
Fortunately, the human body, especially when it's young, is incredibly good at adapting to unhealthy behaviors.
If the warm trend continues, they'll shift their own breeding forward, adapting to the changed season.
While it's not the most fluid experience, the device definitely works at adapting to your needs. 3.
The system is designed to overcome any boundary (get it!) by adapting to work, travel, and photography.
And it's a stark example of the trade-offs that come from adapting to a warmer world.
Most of the remaining community found shelter in Kurdistan, but adapting to life there its very difficult.
Today, the dignified branch is adapting to an age of populism much better than the efficient branch.
Fox, like its peers, has been adapting to keep hold of viewers gravitating toward online streaming services.
Kaitlyn: What you mentioned just now about adapting to whatever the person you're talking to is doing.
GPT-2 is remarkably good at adapting to the style and content of the prompts it's given.
We have no real evidence that mammals are better at adapting to the cold than dinosaurs (birds).
The good is that a lot more people are adapting to the music; those you wouldn't expect.
Adapting to new economic and political realities will take time, as will sorting out crucial security issues.
Some grass is adapting to the relentless regime of the lawn mower by acquiring a shorter stature.
They'll essentially be deciding between preserving the state's heritage of family farms or adapting to stay competitive.
It mirrors similar action by rivals also adapting to tough market conditions, including brokers Beazley and Hiscox.
"They've been quickly adapting to our schools," Miami-Dade County Public Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho told WPLG.
Adapting to guerrilla life wasn't easy; he was a city kid, educated at an élite Catholic school.
Starbucks is also doing a good job of adapting to how consumers want to get their coffee.
How much can you chalk up to Belfort simply adapting to the changing circumstances of his sport?
It sounds weird, but our brains are actually really good at adapting to this kind of thing.
As technology has transformed Capitol Hill, younger staffers often outpace their bosses in adapting to newer technologies.
The sports-broadcasting industry may already be adapting to that, with ever-faster pastimes like Extreme Sports.
Here's a look at some of the ways that religions are adapting to the threat of coronavirus.
Brady said he was solely focused on things of greater importance -- like adapting to his new team.
From the Netherlands she published a bitter satire, "After Midnight," about Germans adapting to the new regime.
He said the process of adapting to a low-carb diet can take a month or longer.
Adapting to that change will be hard: The news cycle is relentless, the economic pressure is profound.
This approach offers the best way forward for adapting to changing technology, while preserving the MTCR overall.
Ben: One thing that is not encouraging is how poorly our media is adapting to the moment.
Ms. Taki said she struggled with depression while adapting to her new home in Northern New Jersey.
Instead, we need to attack the root causes of climate change while also adapting to its impacts.
"I think what we're doing right now is we're adapting to a new way of selling securities."
But Ms. Niles said that the station had not been slow in adapting to the digital age.
"Adapting to this new environment has been very painful but now are seeing a reaction," he said.
"Fortnite" is redefining the idea of video games as a service by adapting to what players want.
Mr. Thawley believes that the big car manufacturers have had trouble adapting to today's technology-driven consumers.
We need to be discussing and adapting to its implications as much as we do Trump's tweets.
As a young leader, McChrystal said he had difficulty adapting to the different levels of the military's command.
There are many cases of animal species adapting to the impact of humans on global habitats and environment.
Some companies are adapting to the fact that their brick-and-mortar locations are no longer shopping destinations.
Kaylee Muthart, 20, of Anderson, S.C., told  People  she was adapting to her new life following the incident.
Water shifts from gas to liquid, constantly transforming, responding and adapting to its environment, much like emotions do.
And even if some bacteria are adapting to resist alcohol, that doesn't negate the value of these disinfectants.
This means learning local customs and skills and adapting to the general rules — including a disapproval of dating.
That's not to say that the move has been easy, with fans still adapting to their new surroundings.
Much of the money will be spent on adapting to climate change, rather than trying to prevent it.
The Roomba 860 runs through your home, adapting to all floor types to produce the most thorough clean.
They ask women a series of questions about possible symptoms, adapting to certain answers with follow-up questions.
Jets coach Paul Maurice said Hellebuyck played a big part in the team adapting to life without Scheifele.
Private schools have also proved to be more successful than state schools at adapting to the meritocratic spirit.
The companies said they were well on the way to adapting to the more than halving in prices.
The cold reality is that adapting to a rising sea is now largely decoupled from reducing greenhouse gases.
Heather is great at reading situations and adapting to them, which makes her a formidable opponent for Bourne.
Not least of these are high prices and entrenched thinking that can make adapting to new situations difficult.
As breakbeats barrel their way back into the popular consciousness of electronic music, they're adapting to many purposes.
Never having grown up with money, Metz says she is adapting to a new sense of financial security.
"The U.S. government has thus far proven incapable of adapting to meet this 21st century challenge," he began.
That's all the more reason to become proactive against surveillance now, and to keep adapting to changing circumstances.
The second trigger for the recession bias comes from the difficulty people have in adapting to changing momentum.
The more genetically diverse the reef, the better chance it has of adapting to new environmental conditions. 2.
While she graduated from UCLA in June, Ohashi told Insider that she's still adapting to life after gymnastics.
That trend unfolding at Merrill Lynch underscores advisers' evolving career paths, and how firms are adapting to that.
Each species went on its own evolutionary journey, adapting to their new circumstances and environments in different ways.
Many artists are staging temporary events and public works, adapting to a city that is constantly in flux.
Like many, the first few months of adapting to the the unforgiving grit of New York wasn't easy.
Adapting to the Web, to sell and communicate with customers, is a challenge for many in the business.
Watch the video to find out how the recycling industry is adapting to massive changes in Chinese policy.
Advertising & ad tech2019 was a big year for adtech industry adapting to sweeping new privacy laws and consolidation.
PubMatic is trying to plan for the death of cookiesPubMatic is also adapting to data and privacy changes.
And a reality series about families adapting to farm life arrives on Acorn TV. THE BACHELOR 8 p.m.
"What history has shown is that we have a remarkable way of adapting to technological change," Williamson said.
For ex-combatants, many from poor rural backgrounds, adapting to a new life in the capital is hard.
It's weird that the technology's default mode right now is changing human behavior rather than adapting to it.
Yet Iceland still has no national strategy in place for adapting to climate change impacts, including melting glaciers.
"Right now, I'm just taking it day by day and learning on adapting to N.H.L. speed," he said.
"They have always been adapting to a changing environment," Holm said of the hunters and fishermen she interviews.
Simply adapting to a bad workplace or a lousy career is not a long-term plan for success.
He checked himself into rehab because he needed help adapting to life as a rich and famous individual.
They recognise the need to exist in a state of flux, adapting to accommodate emerging trends, technologies and methods.
Adapting to this change is going to require us to understand how man-machine partnerships are going to evolve.
She never returned home, adapting to her new reality slowly and becoming preoccupied with the chores of daily life.
Now, Facebook's apps are adapting to Stories, because it'd rather be called a copy-cat than a has-been.
Saudis seem to be adapting to the likelihood that one unaccountable man will rule them for decades to come.
On the other hand, today's consumers have evolved greatly, quickly adapting to new products and services being released daily.
And creators and brands are adapting to Facebook similarly, modifying their approach to the demands of this new platform.
This helped to reduce the elephants' stress and increased the chance of them successfully adapting to their new environment.
The technology was changing so fast, and we adapted to it, much like creators are adapting to tech today.
Moreover, offline and online incumbents are not adapting to the shift of consumer behaviors from standardized to personalized offerings.
Trendy companies may be eclipsed by rivals over time, or find a second wind through adapting to new developments.
Josh Duhamel is adapting to his new life as a bachelor, and that includes buying himself a new home.
I was learning and slowly adapting to where Tyler was headed, not knowing where that was going to be.
On the Freeform drama Famous In Love, Thorne portrays a Hollywood newcomer adapting to the modern world of stardom.
Torriente: I don't know what the long term is, but I know Miami Beach is adapting to climate change.
The feline has now become an online poster child for resilience, adapting to adversity with strength, resolve and sass.
We aren't dumb, we're adaptable—but adapting to a messed-up world messes you up, whether you remain functional
I find that mostly babies cry on takeoff and landing while their ears are adapting to the pressure changes.
But Swype has not advanced as quickly as its peers in adapting to new trends and offering new features.
The message was clear: The game was adapting to the new wave of players who were helping redefine it.
But there is still much unfinished business left from Paris on adapting to the dangerous impacts of climate change.
"Companies are just adapting to my generation in the workplace, and most have yet to notice us," he said.
Many artists are adapting to Los Angeles's perpetual transformation, which is fueled by commercialization, development, gentrification, and financial interests.
Lorde doesn't seem to be the only one having a hard time adapting to the chart and audience reception.
Talking about adapting to climate change is easier said than done (and it's not even easy to talk about).
In swimrun, adapting to the terrain is one of the challenges and enjoying nature is part of the point.
This caused a loss in overall genetic diversity, which meant less raw material for adapting to human-induced change.
Far from fighting, mitigating or adapting to global warming, the federal government is rolling back Obama-era climate policies.
By adapting to the way things are currently, you're more likely to survive and then thrive when it's over.
It is "a very concrete example of the tension" between adapting to climate change and intensifying it, she said.
He said he views agricultural advances, such as salmon farming, as crucial to adapting to a hotter, hungrier world.
" He told another psychologist, Craig Haney, that he was afraid of how well he'd been "adapting to the painfulness.
As retail is getting personal, shoppers are also adapting to ordering items online with voice technology — no keyboard required.
Designed by an imaginative dentist, this unique three-headed sonic toothbrush delivers superior cleaning while adapting to your mouth.
This is because children are not fully capable of mobilizing resources and independently adapting to a post-disaster environment.
Mindaugas Kuzminskas, in his first year with the Knicks after playing professionally in Europe, is still adapting to it.
Adapting to rising sea levels will be a key challenge for Asia-Pacific, according to the UN Development Program.
The local startup utilizes machine learning to create musical beds capable of adapting to different contexts in real-time.
These changes reveal how hotels are very much a work in progress, adapting to fit industry and customer standards.
Some lost interest; others had trouble adapting to the new keyboards (which work better on Android phones than iPhones).
BoJack struggles with adapting to his new life, maintaining relationships, and honestly expressing his emotions while simultaneously seeking praise.
He said companies have always had to change with the market, such as adapting to the development of futures.
It's just one of many tweaks that business owners have told us about in adapting to a higher minimum wage.
This is a prime example of a dynamic brand expressing their creativity while adapting to varying circumstances, events, and audiences.
Princess Madeleine of Sweden is quickly adapting to one of America's favorite fall traditions: A trip to the pumpkin patch!
You succinctly described the conundrum faced by electricity markets adapting to renewable energy ("A world turned upside down", February 260th).
Adapting to warming could make cutting emissions even harder if those higher energy needs aren't met with low-carbon sources.
If we go back in that period, Facebook was freaking out because it wasn't adapting to the mobile platform quickly.
Adapting to enterprises could help boost Oculus Rift sales, and lean on parent company Facebook's extensive network of business clients.
But the delegates were focused on adapting to their new way of life, where every moment begets a photo opportunity.
Seed diversity is inseparable from food security, food sovereignty, adapting to a changing climate, and preserving cultural and ancestral knowledge.
Overall, automotive manufacturers are used to managing downturns and generally have a solid track record of adapting to challenging conditions.
The proprietary Adaptive Noise Cancelling technology goes, according to the company, beyond traditional ANC, constantly adapting to changing environmental conditions.
Wat said the company was adapting to changes in China's economy, whose growth has slowed to a 28-year-low.
He also acknowledged that some of his troops might have trouble adapting to the transition after two years of conflict.
But for some struggling New York fruit growers, adapting to climate change and rising property values has become too difficult.
WH is also adapting to the complexity of selling meat in China, where tastes differ by region and income level.
Last year, he moved to New York, and he is adapting to his new home with the same entrepreneurial energy.
How can we ensure that it can build on past successes while adapting to the challenges of the 21-century?
And while the actress loves being a mom, she recently admitted that adapting to motherhood didn't come easily for her.
Some of it was adapting to his candidacy by echoing him, and some of it was pushing back against him.
I'm something like 3,400 words into this review at present, and I can already feel myself adapting to the feel.
Most Republicans are comfortable talking about adapting to climate change — as long as you don't use those two "c" words.
The new season checks in with the local community and how they're adapting to life since Montefiore was shut down.
American businesses are already adapting to this evolving customer base, but they require the best possible data to do so.
In defense of the medication proponents, they are merely adapting to a system of racing that isn't particularly horse-friendly.
Bacteria are masters of adapting to their environment, which has helped them to colonize pretty much every habitat on Earth.
Beginning in the 22009s, he redefined it as the body's way of constantly monitoring daily challenges and adapting to them.
In all of these ways, the GOP is adapting to Trump much more than he is shifting to accommodate them.
For its annual list of hottest adtech companies, Business Insider identified 18 firms that were best adapting to those challenges.
Kristine Grow, a spokeswoman for AHIP, said the organization recognizes the changes in the industry and is adapting to them.
For a look at their stories and how businesses are adapting to serve this significant population, watch the video above.
He has survived and advanced in Hollywood by quickly adapting to trends — what's selling and what's falling out of fashion.
Beating every single second or less, grinding away day in and day out, instantly adapting to every move we make.
Bonds made in wartime have frayed in peacetime, and the men have each had their troubles adapting to civilian life.
It's an end-to-end solution that's scalable and totally customizable, capable of adapting to legacy codes and different platforms.
Bernie was bold but they weren't new ideas and they weren't necessarily adapting to the world as it is today.
He's sharp and alert adapting to different speeds and melody quotients; what he's less capable of modulating is vocal grain.
And it seems like the mosquitoes may be a lot better at adapting to a changing world than we are.
Deep-sea critters have spent millions of years — some during the time of dinosaurs — adapting to the deep, dark, isolated ocean.
The reason is that both the law and blockchains are capable of adapting to a world with the other in it.
Some of New York's smaller, hairier residents—its mice—seem to be adapting to the city in a similar way, evolutionarily.
"We believe we are in good shape and have been successful in strongly adapting to the current challenging conditions," he said.
The zoo reports that she is adapting to the needs of motherhood through a training program involving a gorilla plush doll.
But we know that life doesn't stop after we have the baby, and we have to keep adapting to our child.
Having evolved in such a hostile environment with few rivals, they would have trouble adapting to a more competitive lifestyle elsewhere.
He said the ultimate solution to climate change won't be just geoengineering or adapting to impacts such as sea level rise.
"During their marriage, Janet worked hard on adapting to Wissam's culture, but she found it challenging," adds the Jackson family source.
Somewhat like the Catholic Church, democracy could only disseminate by adapting to the customs and history of the nations it entered.
The key, he explained, is listening to the customer and adapting to the tastes and preferences of the time and place.
That's why even massive oil producers like Exxon and Conoco support the Paris climate agreement — they're adapting to a changing economy.
Their example shows that, when it comes to preparing for and adapting to climate change, it might just take a village.
The life of a young diplomat taught Rudd a "hands-on approach," using leadership skills and adapting to new situations rapidly.
And now these beauty YouTubers are seamlessly adapting to new psychosocial trends, taking part in the emerging politics of the self.
Cryer has spent years adapting to a culture that regularly ignores the fact that she and other fans like her exist.
"Eventually adapting to the drying lands, maternal descendants of the homeland population can be found in the greater Kalahari region today."
Fumiaki Ibuki of Toy Journal, a 114-year-old trade magazine, says Japanese toy companies are pioneers in adapting to ageing.
A crucial part of adapting to a warmer world is to work out how to allocate water more efficiently (see article).
It also urges respect for indigenous rights, and the use of traditional knowledge as a guide for adapting to climate change.
We know how they got to Europe's cities, but what makes ring-necked parakeets so good at adapting to new environments?
Kylie Jenner was interviewed by her big sis Kim Kardashian West about how she's adapting to the challenges of early motherhood.
While Middleton on the other hand, probably shares plenty of advice with Markle about adapting to the royal family over tea.
"Airlines have been very slowly adapting to the new communication environment," said John Bailey, managing director of public relations firm Ketchum.
Daigo has a particular talent for reading his opponents and adapting to their behaviors, and that's exactly what he did here.
Dorsey himself has been adapting to the demands of leading two public companies — he also head of financial services firm Square.
Even through the narrow lens of cutting the drug supply, the sellers have already proven adept at adapting to new circumstances.
AI and machine learning enable the robotic cook to learn to make new foods, adapting to a restaurant's seasonal menu changes.
But new universities—as well as a few farsighted older ones—are adapting to the changing needs of students and employers.
For a company like Netflix, which is constantly adapting to evolving shifts in consumer behavior, those bad processes can be fatal.
Georgetown Cupcake co-founder Sophie Kallinis LaMontagne stressed the importance of businesses adapting to change in an interview Friday on Hill.
Ultimately, Footloose posits, progress starts small, on an individual level—from Ren adapting to his surroundings to Shaw softening his zeal.
But letting go of these things and adapting to a life independent of those rhythms is its own kind of challenge.
They are adapting to this new environment and figuring out what to eat and that will optimize itself over more generations.
Adapting to it early — while still having sluggers like Nelson Cruz, Kyle Seager and Haniger to hit home runs — was important.
Five teams told him he needed vast improvement adapting to the speed of the pros, particularly in guarding pick-and-rolls.
The lesson for the rest of Europe is here: be creative in adapting to the new challenges of 21st century politics.
Karen Weise, a Times technology reporter, chronicled a Seattle-area family who are adapting to online instruction while schools are closed.
The strain has been compounded by Facebook's work force adapting to working from home, which had been discouraged in the past.
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He can discuss the difficulties in adapting to life after the N.F.L. because he struggled at it, then found his calling.
History has proved time and again that adapting to big changes in technology and society is stamped in the American DNA.
When we prioritize what we already know for a long time, we may have more difficulty adapting to new unfamiliar situations.
And this difficulty in adapting to new situations may lead to decline first in unfamiliar situations, and eventually in familiar situations.
This is no easy task for parents who face multiple challenges — managing finances, a household, and adapting to new work schedules.
Adapting to walk on all fours allowed sauropods to grow larger and supported the digestive process needed for their herbivore diet.
But our tech columnist asks whether the powerful tool for connection is capable of adapting to the world it has created.
This places Chile at the forefront of countries using river protections as a means of adapting to and offsetting climate change.
It did not surprise Mr. Graham that Ms. Majors was crisscrossing New York, making music and adapting to city life quickly.
He has difficulty adapting to changes in his routine and can be triggered into angry tantrums by loud noises and crowds.
Even big-box retailers, such as Walmart and Target, are adapting to this competitive reality by building smaller urban store formats.
Market participants are adapting to an environment of strong growth and positive corporate results while concerns over low inflation creep in.
Air conditioners may be a double-edged tool, but some way of adapting to the rising heat will have to be found.
But by sticking to its roots of visual communication while shrewdly adapting to new trends, Instagram has managed to stay on top.
This picture of complex structures adapting to a fluctuating environment allows us also to deduce something about how these structures store information.
For the couple's GQ cover story in August, she opened up about how Scott is adapting to a relationship in the spotlight.
It involves rebutting criticisms, adapting to potential concerns, and building a strong case for why the bill is indeed a good idea.
It was during this critical time that primitive apes began to diversify, adapting to new environments and spreading from Africa into Eurasia.
It has lagged behind key U.S. and Asian competitors in adapting to this trend, noted Mike O'Brien, its top U.S. product planner.
"We're adapting to the situation and seeing what is the best way to position the bank," the senior Qatar-based banker said.
She and her suburban heartthrob boyfriend, Rob (Dempsey Bryk), who also made it to the shelter, are adapting to a new life.
Virtual reality comics are a medium I could actually imagine artists adapting to easily, without becoming full-fledged 3D modelers or animators.
On top of that, the pet supply industry is well over a decade behind in adapting to online shopping habits, Cramer said.
"Militaries that are founded on democratic principles are going to be much more adept at adapting to that environment," Admiral Swift suggests.
Although Ballesteros admits she had a difficult time adapting to technology for her classes, she says it was a positive experience overall.
Callahan plans to eventually apply his world of 1/6th scale soldiers to the other militaries, adapting to issues as they arise.
If on earlier albums she voiced quintessential adolescent dreams and desires, here she's adapting to the role of Adult Pin-Up Star.
After adapting to his new reality, Weihenmayer discovered he had a natural talent for rock climbing fueling his hunger for outdoor adventure.
It's showing how menus are adapting to the environment where a lot of people are going to take pictures of their food.
Businesses with the flexibility of adapting to market needs will stand out, said Justin Kan, partner at Californian seed accelerator Y Combinator.
It was also from my mother that I learnt the importance of adapting to circumstances and not being afraid of the unknown.
Climate change deniers will be 'pretty lonely' in the years to come His answers for adapting to the economy were similarly familiar.
The measures are not enough, however, and will be constantly adapting to changes in technology and the use by the civilian public.
Mata had lived with the Davises for a year, blending in well with their other children and adapting to life in America.
Democracies are more stable because, due to broader citizen participation, they are better at balancing differing societal interests and adapting to change.
How do educators sustain the standards of excellence that have made American higher education an international model, while adapting to changing circumstance?
Brainard said she agreed it was important that the process strengthen the CRA's impact, while adapting to changes in how banking works.
But cars will reclaim the spotlight this weekend at the Paris Motor Show, where many automakers are adapting to a new landscape.
Like Nikon, Canon has spent the last few years focused on its DSLRs instead of adapting to the growing mirrorless camera market.
The organization definitely has a reputation for adapting to the needs of the times quicker than its brother organization, the Boy's Scouts.
Coupled with the ability to connect to a larger display, you could imagine this device, codenamed Andromeda, adapting to many different modes.
Made from luxe power-stretch fabric with elastane, they're good at adapting to your day — stretching and snapping back into shape repeatedly.
He just wants someone he can work with, and who will get the job done; adapting to corporate culture should happen organically.
Even though lenders had over a year to prepare, shifting their computer systems and adapting to the new protocol did cause problems.
And it can respond to a changing country by changing itself, adapting to the shifting balance of power among its constituent groups.
Its everlasting ray of light bestows cinematic brilliance upon your finger, while adapting to the many lighting scenarios of your eclectic life.
But adapting to a new beauty product can be intimidating at first, especially if you're loyal to your foundation sponge or brush.
Somewhat ironically, just as the industry was finally adapting to the new regulatory framework, that framework's permanence has been thrown into doubt.
Instead of focusing on what might come next, it helped me to accept that I would be adapting to the changing circumstances. 
" Robert Morgenthau said he remembers hearing relatives' stories about his ancestor, who "had great trouble adapting to life in the United States.
But climate scientists say that adapting to climate change does not require radical shutdowns -- the technology needed to reduce emissions already exists.
Big oil has been sued by at least 14 government entities seeking to recover the enormous costs of adapting to climate change.
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Other strategies emphasize heat acclimation, which is the slower process of adapting to high temperatures over the course of days or weeks.
After Hurricane Harvey hit in 2017, Houston jumped to the front of the pack in adapting to the threat of climate change.
Under Dr. Cicerone, the academy issued reports that advocated reducing greenhouse gas emissions while identifying strategies for adapting to a changing climate.
Constant changes to YouTube affect creators all the time, and they've learned how to navigate those changes, adapting to survive and thrive.
Respondents cited their priorities as increasing production while adapting to a changing market that is expecting customized products and short delivery times.
The music industry was still in the process of adapting to a digital ecosystem when SoundCloud emerged; illegal file-sharing was rampant.
The staging suggests that the reborn Rusalka may not really be free, but is simply adapting to a new set of strictures.
Adapting to Hong Kong's economic miracle of glittering high-rises, developed social services, and undeniable safety, triads now participate in softer crimes.
He took the leap of faith and opened Restaurant Lamees, employing only refugees who are adapting to their new lives in Germany.
Third-party apps have historically been much farther ahead of the curve in terms of adapting to the constantly changing needs of users.
While adapting to local practices is important, it's vital to improve those practices in order to stand out from the competition, Vassilakis said.
A newcomer to the U.K. list, this management consultancy assists companies to become stronger and agile, while adapting to disruption in their industries.
For people still living without electricity, the costs of fuel-guzzling generators and adapting to life without basic infrastructure has taken a toll.
This is particularly important because they happen to be both a cause of global warming, and an important means of adapting to it.
But it will still be fluid, adapting to the ideas of artists it shows — both Mexican and international — by moving around the city.
The other contenders are established centrist and left-wing politicians who each face the challenge of adapting to an environment ripe for outsiders.
The company is in a great position since it can look at how other traditional cab companies are adapting to the changing marketplace.
Three months after she permanently blinded herself while under a meth-induced psychosis, Kaylee Muthart is home and adapting to life without sight.
The new commission aims to bring together expertise from around the world to identify the best ways of adapting to climate change pressures.
The pair uses a special mobile microscope they developed to record which neurons are active while the fish swim, adapting to changing conditions.
On the more local scale, for bears, that means adapting to changes in their diet and the diseases they're exposed to, said Brzeski.
Technology is driving that ever faster, and adapting to it will be the key skill for any big sporting event in the future.
Bozotti said that the business was adapting to changing demand and said that the company's focus would remain on driving market-leading innovation.
" However, Gore insisted that there is still time to act, despite challenges that may lie ahead "in adapting to what we can't avoid.
It will also shake up the healthcare industry, which has spent years adapting to the law and is certain to fight repeal efforts.
She actually starts looking much more tech savvy in a world that's increasingly defined by technology and humanity's struggle in adapting to it.
"There will always be demand when you talk about China, it is about how ready are we in adapting to it," he said.
Zaha Hadid, perhaps more important than someone who was merely waiting for their time to come, instead witnessed the world adapting to her.
Okay, so these lippies may not technically be adapting to our moods, but the results are still gorgeous enough to boost our spirits.
Like Mr. Trump, other first-year presidents have had trouble adapting to the power dynamics of the White House and the Washington community.
"It's a whole mosaic of different characteristics that have come about through adapting to living in this very extreme ecological niche," says Faulkes.
Economists who tout the limitless ability of markets to cope with change suddenly proclaim them utterly incapable of adapting to a carbon tax.
And some experienced teachers said it was preposterous to think that algorithms could be better than skilled teachers at adapting to students' abilities.
As such, its success comes less from any material advantage than a philosophy of adapting to the climate not only physically, but socially.
Euro zone banks will have to adjust to those new conditions partly by consolidation and adapting to technological changes, Vasle told the station.
But it does improve – WARREN BUFFETT: Yeah, it makes the customers adapt to the railroad more than the railroad adapting to the customers.
Founders, tackling brand new challenges and adapting to a rapidly changing world, can sometimes feel like no one understands what they're going through.
Not only that, she's also adapting to all the wild card situations being thrown at her to ensure that she ends up CEO.
Adapting to the rise in online shopping has been costly for FedEx, and competition in same- and next-day delivery services is fierce.
The giant squid's "eyes are really adapting to something quite different" — namely, darkness, said Dr. Hanlon, who was not involved in the study.
The system may look like it is adapting to the student, but it is actually just leading the student along a preset path.
Cha's family was, if not accustomed to living in diaspora, at least familiar with displacement and adapting to a new language and culture.
The process of reducing emissions, adapting to changes, and earning the support of the uninvolved in the Trump era requires a deliberate, careful strategy.
He might not be the guy worth adapting to, but, unless you intend to live alone, do rethink your hard lines around your stuff.
But controlling the air quality means adapting to changing conditions both inside and outside, which isn't as simple as just buying a de-humidifier.
While at the Boohoo Block Party on Wednesday, Woods told People that Jenner is quickly adapting to her new role as Stormi Webster's mother.
But Lee has always been good at adapting to new situations, said his childhood friend Kim Ik-seong, who now manages his livestreaming business.
Also in October, Gates announced a new initiative on adapting to climate change, which is a big focus of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Still, it appears he's adapting to the holiday just fine, and it looks like the couple is going to have an awesome Thanksgiving feast.
Some of the sticking points include the way the countries report on their emission reductions, adapting to climate change and financing tools, he said.
My hope is that people, societies, and governments will find ways of adapting to or regulating social media that will render my prediction wrong.
Many companies are adapting to the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation launch, which requires them to set a higher standard for collecting personal information.
What irks him is the way the music industry commercializes her, changing her to fit the mold rather than adapting to her specific energy.
Comcast is adapting to changes in consumer behavior as more people drop their cable television subscriptions in favor of streaming services like Netflix Inc.
Design teams must learn to become a group of ethnographers, learning to spot the unmet needs of customers and adapting to meet their concerns.
The hotel industry, with its millions of physical properties around the world, hasn't been as nimble as Airbnb to adapting to the millennial crowd.
The future that business owners foresee includes a transition to renewable energy, energy efficiency and adapting to the realities of a climate-changed world.
Western governments have steered their countries through these difficult times with skill while maintaining peace, growing economies and adapting to a new technological age.
According to Professor Klaus Schwab, founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum, we need to be constantly learning and adapting to change.
Instead, festivals are using these artists to evolve the range of their musical offerings, adapting to fans's increasingly discerning tastes and broader cultural trends.
Ban told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that adapting to intensifying heatwaves, droughts, floods and storms would be "much more important" in the coming decades.
More than 40 years ago Michel Crozier, a French sociologist, published "The Blocked Society", deploring his country's difficulties in adapting to a changing world.
In his 11th season, for example, Votto has decided to just stop striking out, something he attributes to adapting to how pitchers attack him.
Its recent move from direct-to-store delivery to a warehouse system was aimed at cutting costs and adapting to e-commerce distribution models.
It's the first time that scientists show bats can switch sensory systems, and it raises questions about how other animals are adapting to noise.
Delays in cutting emissions and adapting to changes already underway will mean higher costs down the road, as impacts become more severe, experts say.
Mr. Yu, 35, was considered a rare success story among defectors from the North, who often have trouble adapting to life in the South.
But as a recent strategy report found, the company must be far more aggressive in reaching a broader audience and adapting to new tastes.
AI-powered behavioral biometrics provide multiple layers of security that continuously authenticate a user by adapting to the way they interact with their device.
"The functions of these genes suggest that the devil immune system may be adapting to be able to recognize tumour cells," the paper notes.
Better analog synths are getting a little cheaper, and I think companies who make synths are doing a good job adapting to the times.
The debate between whether to focus on stopping climate change versus adapting to it has persisted for years within the wonky climate policy world.
A pattern among newbie advisers that's unfolding in Bank of America's wealth-management unit shows how traditional wealth managers are adapting to that reality.
Darwin explained that many species evolved when they became isolated from others of their kind, accumulating genetic differences and adapting to a new environment.
About 22016 young Atlantic bluefin tuna, each about the size of a football, are adapting to life in a 260-by-10 meter tank.
The book is divided into sections based around different categories of fictional cities — floating utopias, post-apocalyptic survival scenarios, adapting to shifting weather, etc.
If the situation goes on for six months or a year, Ms. Phan will figure out another plan, adapting to keep the lights on.
If the situation goes on for six months or a year, Ms. Phan will figure out another plan, adapting to keep the lights on.
Instead, Exxon looks at solutions like replacing coal with natural gas — which the company produces — and adapting to the effects of a changing world.
Democrats may want to start looking for leaders who have more experience at winning elections, and adapting to voters, for when that time comes.
"The ICC is adapting to modern dynamics of conflict," Alice Harrison from the UK-based campaign group Global Witness told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Rather, they say they're adapting to the modern media environment where responding to everything can distract from more important tasks and muddle their message.
And it struck me that this — a sudden and opposite problem after months of drought — illustrated the impossibility of simply "adapting" to climate change.
By embracing new, smarter technologies like 3D printing, low volume manufacturers are both adapting to a more advanced economy and creating jobs in America.
But her research found that only three countries mentioned food safety in their national action plans for adapting to climate change, prepared under U.N. negotiations.
Jean Messiha, who coordinated Le Pen's presidential manifesto, said the party was in a difficult phase where it was adapting to France's changed political landscape.
It also scores REITS based on how well they are adapting to risks like rising sea levels, floods, heat and water stresses, and hurricane risks.
In each case, the right eye was adapting to the bright light from the screen, while the left eye was often covered by the pillow.
A doctor named Hel is one of those refugees, and she has an incredible amount of trouble adapting to her new life in our world.
"I think it's really important that we focus on adapting to the world that we currently live in and set the targets accordingly," he concluded.
By 2030, adapting to those growing stresses could cost the world $300 billion a year, growing to $500 billion a year by 2050, he added.
It found that nearly 60% had "difficulties adapting to life in Hong Kong" and a quarter had enlisted the government's help in finding a job.
The key isn't jobs taken on a whim, it's that young people are adapting to this new way to work and thriving in the process.
Though he could be a chameleon, adapting to his peers as they shared a stage, every second he spent behind the microphone was distinctly Bowie.
"Every Ninja Warrior course is different, and adapting to obstacles you've never seen or touched before may be the hardest part," Graff, 33, tells PEOPLE.
That prospect has created angst for many American workers about the difficulties of adapting to technological change and the failure of institutions to help them.
If we have that, anywhere else in life, every day, why can we not have people that are professionals at that adapting to new circumstances?
"People don't want to pay in cash and the population here is very young so they wouldn't have trouble adapting to new technologies," Deng said.
Square, T-Mobile, Adidas and others have been adapting to a more Main-Street-friendly version of these typically dry, Wall Street-centric quarterly events.
"Our whole system is constantly adapting to find ways to harm and discriminate against the same communities that have always been discriminated against," he continued.
It also suggests at least one species of sea snake may be adapting to pollution, though just how well it's working remains to be seen.
Finally, you'll get a basic understanding of adjusting and adapting to new features that get added to keep your marketing fresh and up to date.
It doesn't mean it won't be successful, but it is going to have its hands full adapting to the needs of an unfamiliar customer base.
Rather than adapting to a new, younger workforce with a different perspective, society has managed to come up with myths and criticisms for millennial workers.
In other words, disruption is not a bug, it's a feature of a dynamic society that's capable of adapting to new cultural and economic circumstances.
By adapting to consumers' preferred digital channels and offering both personal payment and business lending options, PayPal has become popular amongst a variety of users.
In his work developing a new technology, McCarthy found that one of the biggest challenges facing young cancer patients is adapting to their new normal.
By adapting to the cultural differences, I found a solution which met my client's needs, facilitated the project's success, and ensured my continued professional development.
While Trump has by some measures had a rough time adapting to the office, the first few months have not been all bad for him.
"There's definitely going to be a learning curve and a behavioral change, but humans are very good at adapting to this," angel investor and Inside.
We'd be remiss if we didn't acknowledge other potential costs not included in this calculation, including parental difficulty in adapting to later school start times.
Adapting to the latest tools of communication, Mr. Smith posted frequently on Twitter, where he had more than 250,000 followers, and hosted a weekly podcast.
Most poll respondents, 2628 percent, said recent immigrants to the country have held on to their previous cultures rather than adapting to an American culture.
As designers grow both in sheer numbers and within the hierarchy of organizations, design tool makers are adapting to their evolving needs in different ways.
West Virginia will offer a better view than most states of how well Clinton is adapting to the angry, anti-establishment mood of the electorate.
THR convened all seven major movie studio chiefs to talk about the evolving entertainment industry and how their businesses are adapting to what audiences want.
In this inaugural list, we are highlighting the managers who are successfully assisting creators with their businesses and in adapting to changes in the industry.
This action today reflects our public health commitment to addressing critical public health needs and rapidly responding and adapting to this dynamic and evolving situation.
In this article, Business Insider Intelligence, explores how regulations are adapting to the spread of these technologies, and the impact they're having on its adoption.
That prospect has created angst for many American workers about the difficulties of adapting to technological change and the failure of institutions to help them.
Our research team went to Colombia in early 2018 to talk with the coffee farmers of Risaralda about how they are adapting to climate change.
At the same time, long established industrial icons are themselves rearranging and adapting to this pressure, all the while driving down prices and increasing supply.
Indeed since most ISIS fighters are native to Syria and Iraq, they will have a much easier time adapting to the region's shifts in power.
Perhaps it's a story of gradual realization of the need for legalization, or maybe it's just a story of one politician adapting to public opinion.
Shopping malls are among some ways that businesses are adapting to the promotion of night-time economy, and it's not just by extending operating hours.
And by establishing a Twitter presence, with an account of 800,000 followers that is managed by Broderick, Cherry is adapting to modern methods of communication.
But U.S. anti-propaganda efforts still appear largely stuck in the Cold War era — while Russia has excelled at adapting to social media, observers said.
She suggested he place women in high-profile roles within his campaign as one way to send a signal he is adapting to the times.
On the other hand, fighting climate change and adapting to its consequences is already yielding financial benefits as it spurs the growth of new industries.
"We're constantly adapting to bad actors' evolving methods, and have made improvements in combating cryptocurrency scams on the platform," a Twitter spokesperson said in a statement.
To achieve this, the group is adapting to changes in customer behavior that requires banking to be available anytime, anywhere and accessible wherever the customer is.
The company is becoming more digital, we are changing how we work from within to get faster, more nimble and adapting to what's happening in retail.
It's like he's developed a sixth sense—adapting to his undercover environment after living the majority of his life on the wrong side of the law.
At the same time, there is no denying that today's kids are more capable than ever and are merely adapting to the tools available to them.
And there have been other shifts: adapting to a milder climate, enjoying the ability to purchase fresh produce and bread and having reliable cell phone service.
The nature of their size, stature, staffing and status lead to the implementation of process, procedure, rules and regulations which make adapting to these insurgents difficult.
While I was adapting to the FXA9s' entirely different sound, I still appreciated the familiar comfort and fit that they carried over from the Fender FXA7s.
Data collected by other teams suggests that people were also adapting to living in Texas, Washington, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and South America around the same time.
And while, like everything, that's partially a result of technological limitations, it may also be a response from tech companies, adapting to what people actually want.
La Via Campesina has more than 40 agroecology schools around the world, where farmers gather to share ideas and experiences in adapting to the changing climate.
Philadelphia-based Comcast is adapting to changes in consumer behavior as more people drop their cable television subscriptions in favor of streaming services like Netflix Inc .
Original shows like "Marvel's Luke Cage" and British drama "The Crown" performed strongly around the world, Netflix said, noting that competitors were adapting to compete. Amazon.
That campaign, he added, is "adapting to our position in the race and not pretending that we're one of the folks who was a household name."
Meeting just the most urgent needs for rebuilding and adapting to wilder weather will require at least $750 million over the next five years, he said.
But the House and Senate's divergent paths expose a difference of opinion within the GOP over how to assist the world in adapting to climate change.
Here, the plaintiffs seek to get the fossil-fuel industry to help pay for the expense of adapting to sea-level rise caused by climate change.
"We're adapting to the times by sending out millions of personal text messages from volunteers to prospective voters," said Kenneth Pennington, digital director for Sanders 2016.
And Body Labs has a mobile AI called Mosh for adding special effects photos using based on its tech detecting and adapting to the person's pose.
We explore the long history of blackface in Canada, and how one museum is adapting to tell the stories that its collection provokes with contemporary audiences.
A mixture of delivering the goods their voters desire, dividing spoils between internal factions and adapting to external change allows them to overcome their centrifugal pressures.
Adapting to the web is likely to involve substantial layoffs — both to reduce overall headcount and to make room to hire staff with internet-specific skills.
Targeted Support College advising and coaching programs are often organized around the needs of younger students, adapting to life on their own for the first time.
For companies that have shouldered this cost and broken the family-owned, locally-funded mould, adapting to the realities of market financing has posed unforeseen challenges.
The company evolved from accounting firms originally founded in the mid-1800s and has survived by adapting to the needs of a wide range of clients.
Crow's proposal does not directly mandate the Pentagon to reduce its carbon footprint, but he argued that will be a byproduct of adapting to climate change.
The triumph in that battle has important lessons about adapting to new threats and technology that should be remembered today, write Benjamin Jensen and William Bowers.
It's important for astronauts adapting to space because of the critical mission tasks and the continuous changes they have to make in such an extreme environment.
"It sends a signal that I think can make it more difficult for the military to do its job in adapting to these risks," Femia said.
In an interview with the Associated Press earlier this week, Whitson said she's adapting to weightless life in space quicker than her last trip in 2008.
The rest of the world deserves to know about the creative ways communities here are adapting to these changes, and the challenges that come with that.
Noteworthy stars like Oribe Peralta, Rubens Sambueza, and Paul Aguilar should have no problems adapting to a system that all three have used in the past.
It achieved this chiefly in 2019 by adapting to the industry's competitive developments and pushing forward its most accomplished entrepreneurs in larger numbers to meet them.
Voters are yearning for new faces and messaging that resonates with their concerns about integrating migrants and refugees as well as adapting to a digital economy.
All of the ants, whether collected from the field or reared in the lab, showed a certain degree of flexibility in adapting to their simulated environment.
Han's remarks highlight the challenges Chinese leaders, even in one of its most dynamic cities, face in adapting to China's slowest growth in a quarter century.
Since then, American workers proved more than capable of adapting to an ever-changing international economic system, with average worker productivity going up consistently and dramatically.
Moreover, unlike the deeper, cooler waters elsewhere in the Red Sea, Eritrea's shallow, and therefore hotter, waters have created corals capable of adapting to temperature extremes.
After three years with 40 hours of therapy a week, my daughter has come a long way in developing her social skills, adapting to her environment.
Where other retailers like Walmart and Target have succeeded by adapting to challenges like the rise of e-commerce, Sears has struggled to find its footing.
The expenses associated with adapting to, saving people from, and mitigating the effects of climate change drove much of the discussion during last year's big Paris negotiations.
We can't count on the federal government to lead on climate change mitigation — which still really needs to be our top priority rather than adapting to it.
While Jessa (Duggar) Seewald and husband Ben Seewald are quickly adapting to life as a family of four after welcoming their second son, Henry Wilberforce, on Feb.
It's only the most recent example of how the English language, from titles to pronouns, is in the process of adapting to new cultural attitudes about gender.
We have pieces of the puzzle for adapting to the strains of globalization and the ongoing requirement that our citizens become fast adopters of technology and change.
Donald Trump threatens to reshape the relationship between America's government and its businesses — and even before he takes office, companies are adapting to this new political landscape.
Why it matters: The retailer — whose chief executive left to be CEO of Lowes — has had a rocky year adapting to the shifting dynamic of online shopping.
On the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, three of the 130-year-old company's executives explained how it's adapting to modern media habits.
When sub-Saharan Africa comes up in discussions of climate change, it is almost invariably in the context of adapting to the consequences, such as worsening droughts.
Two years later, Prince Naruhito told reporters that his wife had "completely exhausted herself" adapting to palace life and accused certain palace officials of conspiring against her.
"We will be very much capable of adapting to such a possible scenario, which is not the one I prefer," Oudea told journalists during a conference call.
Wiwek's the kind of artist you'd want to see live anyway, because his sets are often improvised and chameleon-like, adapting to the mood in the room.
Banks have been struggling to generate more revenue for years, while adapting to a panoply of new regulations that have raised the cost of doing business substantially.
The improvement suggests that American factories are adapting to the turmoil abroad, where a stronger dollar and weakening economies in China, Japan and elsewhere have hurt sales.
"I would avoid this company," said Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors, citing concerns over the legacy retailer effectively adapting to consumers' shifting shopping habits.
Alternative lending companies and nonbank financial institutions have been able to cater to these demands by adapting to the digital age and remaining open to company growth.
Phillip Cary St. Davids, Pa. Family Romance represents a society that is fighting to re-create the past, rather than one that is adapting to the future.
There is no absolute explanation for my blue period, other than that my brain had suffered a huge trauma and was continually adapting to stimuli around me.
That type of intuition can come in handy for cooking steaks to different temperatures or adapting to menu substitutions, but for fried chicken, precision is more important.
She had her baby last issue on a spaceship overrun by aliens, and this issue sees her... adapting to life as the mother of an infant son.
Between the lines: Everson was speaking largely to a room of marketing executives in the television world, who have sometimes been slower in adapting to new technologies.
The populist political strategy centers on this conflict in an emotive way, adapting to fit different contexts — anti-immigrant in the United States, anti-American in Venezuela.
And the Islamic State is adapting to the changing landscape, taking its communications underground to rally supporters worldwide, a sign of the group's enduring legacy and influence.
But, apart from the rollback of Mr. Obama's flood order, the Trump administration has been more restrained in directly targeting measures aimed at adapting to future disasters.
This year he decided that his body could handle the toll and that he wanted the challenge of adapting to the style and tactics required by clay.
CAS Secretary General Matthieu Reeb told Reuters that the court was already making adjustments and was "monitoring the situation closely and continually adapting to the changing circumstances".
In this inaugural list, we are highlighting the managers and agents who are successfully assisting creators with their businesses and in adapting to changes in the industry.
Matlock, who had also been an executive at Imperva, McAfee and Symantec, became CMO at a time when VMware was adapting to the rise of the cloud.
Both roles are important at a time when VMware is growing and adapting to a fast-changing enterprise landscape, marked by the rapid growth of the cloud.
So how quickly are Americans changing and adapting to new information about the personal harms that could be associated with that and perhaps the global environmental harms?
The findings raise concerns that limited federal funding for adapting to climate change isn't helping the areas that need it the most, according to the paper's authors.
This can be avoided, but it requires far bolder and more urgent action in driving forward and adapting to the necessary transition to a clean global economy.
Adam Lee smiles at the memory of a childhood in war-torn Laos and voyage to America, where he spent decades adapting to life in big cities.
Rosen said there needs to be a shift in thinking that begins with making sure that workers are adapting to the ever-changing conditions in the industry.
Established carmakers around the world are ripping up their business models in the hope of adapting to a new world in which electricity replaces gasoline and diesel.
Traditional carmakers around the world are ripping up their business models in the hope of adapting to a new world in which electricity replaces gasoline and diesel.
"Fighting with disasters and adapting to climate change is not a one-off action, it is a regular set of measures," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Even as Ms. Rosenblit assumes various guises and, quite literally, tears her world to pieces, she cultivates a grounded energy, adapting to havoc of her own invention.
Researchers looked at which tropical rainforest areas - if replanted - would produce the highest benefits for safeguarding wildlife, curbing and adapting to climate change, and boosting water security.
In this case, the Berkeley researchers were able to study how the spiders leapt from island to island, adapting to their new environment in some remarkably predictable ways.
But there are hidden fees when adapting to a culture that prides itself on its American Dream—it is supposed to be difficult, grueling even, to achieve it.
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Behind the scenes, however, the U.S. and European militaries have been more effective in adapting to the actions of President Vladimir Putin and Moscow's aggressive new military doctrine.
By adapting to this semi-arid grasslands in the Arabian interior, these early humans were setting the stage for a larger, more global expansion, according to the researchers.
The Nest Learning Thermostat can bring your home into the future by figuring out and adapting to your heating and cooling habits and automatically setting the temperature accordingly.
At a shelter, he meets Mazdak (Simon Hussein Al-Bazoon), a refugee from Iraq, who furnishes him with some advice for adapting to the strange and melancholic country.
All this is happening as Infosys and Wipro are still adapting to a newish generation of professional managers who took over from the entrepreneurs that founded these firms.
Things get wet when they're slippery, so your body's way of adapting to long periods of time under water is turning your finger pads into little prune pads.
Apple and Spotify have solidified themselves as the future of the business, and the biggest award show, despite its sluggish pace at times, is adapting to keep up.
And I was going as fast as I dared on a wet, unfamiliar track while adapting to a new EV that I wrongly assumed wasn't a track beast.
John Whitbeck, a former state Republican chairman who resigned in protest when Mr. Stewart won the 2018 Senate nomination, said the party was adapting to a changing Virginia.
For the sake of their children, some of whom are still struggling to forget the horrors they saw, the women are focused on adapting to life in Egypt.
This latest research shows just how resilient and malleable our brains truly are, and how the brain is capable of reworking itself and naturally adapting to our experiences.
They seemed, in many ways, to be adapting to take down strategies, and in some instances instructing other accounts how to get around censors and monitors reporting them.
"The next challenge is to get them beyond the markets they're now comfortable with," she added, citing potential in land use, agriculture and adapting to climate change impacts.
As for Kunxun, she's just entered training and supposedly, if you believe state media, has shown "good aptitude" on tests for sniffing, detecting, and adapting to unfamiliar environments.
This new prosthetic ankle is a little closer than others, though: it moves on its own, adapting to its user's gait and the surface on which it lands.
Louisiana's underfinanced coastal projects also highlight the hefty cost of adapting to rising sea levels in a changing climate a problem scientists blame on consumption of fossil fuels.
K&R insurers have been adapting to ransomware-related claims - some are modernizing coverage by setting up Bitcoin accounts for clients to speed up ransom payments, brokers said.
That uniquely talented workforce, well versed in adapting to the latest technological advances, may have encouraged some businesses to employ a larger share of their workers in Michigan.
Doing so could be economically costly, but would be much less damaging than, say, not taking on the existentially necessary project of addressing and adapting to climate change.
Louisiana's underfinanced coastal projects also highlight the hefty cost of adapting to rising sea levels in a changing climate – a problem scientists blame on consumption of fossil fuels.
Since coming to Rome in 2001 he has emerged as standard-bearer-in-chief of the traditionalists: Roman Catholics who prize doctrinal certainty over adapting to changing times.
" He added of Meghan adapting to family traditions, "She's done an absolutely amazing job, she's getting in there and it's the family that I suppose she's never had.
It's not "the planet" that will be destroyed by climate change—it is already adapting to the heavy burden of our CO2 emissions, as the mosses have shown.
Those who survived the flames but lost their homes were adapting to a refugee lifestyle and many found a haven at a still-open Walmart store in Paradise.
The challenge for the Italian food industry has been adapting to a global demand for their products without compromising on quality or technique — and that's no easy feat.
The coal community of Kentucky can be proud, and sometimes stubborn, but the state is adapting to the changing energy landscape at an unexpectedly high and innovative pace.
Whether they rely on steel mills or coal mines, or a hospital or a manufacturing plant, small metropolitan areas are having a hard time adapting to economic transitions.
Gavin Newsom said Wednesday that schools across the state are unlikely to re-open before the summer break, and kids are adapting to learning remotely in their home.
A provision pushed by the GOP would provide for refundable tax credits as a way to help defray the costs for businesses adapting to the paid leave requirements.
"We are used to adapting to unforeseen circumstances, which has put us in a position to think of innovative methods in order to stay open," Hagstrom Miller said.
When it comes to the coronavirus, the spread of misinformation hoaxes and rumors about the outbreak in China have plagued YouTube and Facebook while adapting to new platforms.
"The N.H.S. will always cope because the N.H.S. is an emergency service that is very good at adapting to what it finds itself with," he said this week.
The real world is a messy and noisy place that any robot has a hard time adapting to, much less a robot made out of fussy living cells.
In the UK, midwives will visit with new moms (or, rather, "mums") for the first 10 days after giving birth to see how they are adapting to motherhood.
This budding relationship between sophisticated robots and human workers is as much about getting the machines to adapt to us as it is about us adapting to them.
Like Duchamp's bottle rack or urinal, Mr. Buren's fabric was mass-produced and presented unaltered; unlike those precedents, it also mutated wildly, adapting to situations indoors and out.
Among other things, the co-founders struggled with deploying aspects of the technology, scaling the company, and even adapting to the changing nature of how people practice basketball.
If Microsoft is ready to launch its own ARM-powered Surface, then we'll need to hear more about how Windows is adapting to work better on this hardware.
To Galili, the structure demonstrates that the Tel Hreiz archeological site was capable of adapting to a problem that many coastal areas face, even though they ultimately failed.
Even though many on the spectrum are high-functioning (meaning they have little problem adapting to social norms), there is still an unemployment rate of nearly 80 percent.
But as doctors have frantically warned for decades, this world is crumbling before our eyes, with the bacteria steadily adapting to the antibiotics we use to treat them.
This powerful form of AI will be more humanlike in its abilities, adapting to new situations, learning a wide variety of skills, and performing an extensive variety of tasks.
Elina Bardram of the European Commission said clear rules on curbing emissions, adapting to climate change and finance were vital in 2018 to bring the Paris agreement to life.
The TP-Link KB130 Smart Light Bulb transforms any room it's in by adapting to the surrounding rhythm and dynamically adjusting intensity and temperature to mimic natural light patterns.
She's adapting to her new setting, and to her first year thinking about power, her first year thinking about sex, and uh, yeah, her first year craving raw flesh.
But many animals thrive in urban settings, adapting to them over generations, or using them creatively, like Ms. Prybyla's favorite, a hive of honeybees that started producing red honey.
The company this week launched a data model that measures the money being made adapting to, mitigating or remediating the impact of climate change, resource depletion or environmental erosion.
As data plays an increasingly important role in adapting to climate change, some development agencies are seeking ways to use the data they gather to make their projects sustainable.
At last month's KEB Hana Bank Championship, Park said she was still undecided about the move, pointing to the language barrier and her difficulties in adapting to new environments.
It is easy to conflate the two, but here I want to point out they have important differences and thus pose distinct challenges in adapting to the modern world.
Not only did this highlight how quickly things can change for 4G and 5G, it also highlighted one of the biggest issues with 5G: adapting to challenging urban layouts.
On the other was a candidate who argued that the country didn't need to be made "great again," but could be made greater still by adapting to inevitable changes.
OPEC countries are now accepting shale oil as "part of the game" and are adapting to a new global environment, Dan Yergin, vice chairman of IHS Markit told CNBC.
Between detours through nanotechnology, robotics and military strategy, he adumbrated a resilient society of "Odyssean" citizens capable of working across the sciences and arts and adapting to complex technology.
The U.S. based company will face some tough decisions around its one-size-fits all model, compared to African VOD providers who are adapting to local preferences and realities.
But adapting to these behavioral changes was a low priority for U.S. banks after the financial crisis, as they grappled with losses, fines, new regulations and slow revenue growth.
Despite the logistical challenges, the diverse ownership of U.S. forests may also be an advantage when it comes to adapting to climate change, as it offers room for experimentation.
From driverless vehicles to enhanced car safety to advanced connected dashboard systems, the rapidly changing mobility and transportation industry is like a chameleon adapting to our connected, digital environment.
Work-based learning for those coming into the workforce and for workers adapting to new skill needs is vital, but much work remains to define and implement good models.
Photo: Ash Adams for GizmodoAs for adapting to the challenges climate change will bring, that's something he's confident his people will do, with or without the aid of scientists.
Perhaps it was the pressure of the spotlight or adapting to new teammate Marius "gReazymeister" Ranheim, or maybe all of the other teams figured them out during the offseason.
It is not about adapting to one culture or another, but about absorbing as much as he can until the source becomes less and less important to point out.
As a result, many companies are adapting to be more inclusive, appeal to a wider range of customers, and ultimately help cannabis as an industry overcome decades of stigma.
The study of 202 species showed that most of them are adapting to rising temperatures with "overlooked flexibility," the scientists reported — unexpected hope for wildlife in an uncertain time.
In other words, security in the modern internet can be understood as something of an ecosystem, where survival depends on continually adapting to protect against ever-evolving new threats.
Adapting to the changing times and the sexual revolution, Hammer Film Productions began to complement its signature brand of high-toned horror with liberal helpings of gore and flesh.
Several financial firms that have already made strides in adapting to the rules may pine for a return to the old days, but that can't be the whole story.
The Thread RE: FACEBOOK Farhad Manjoo wrote about whether one of the most powerful tools for connection in human history is capable of adapting to the world it created.
"We pride ourselves in preserving long held values while continually adapting to new technologies and media consumption behavior," Tom Bodkin, the creative director of The Times, said this week.
Our technology reporter met with Mark Zuckerberg to find out if the most powerful tool for connection in human history is capable of adapting to the world it created.
It's been a decade of adapting to a new normal while clumsily figuring out how to safeguard the future from a climate crisis that's only going to get worse.
An argument can be made that a sudden, deep rollback in regulations could destabilize markets because banks and investors are still interpreting and adapting to the Dodd-Frank Act.
That assessment was intended to determine how the industry was adapting to new standards and whether it was feasible to continue ratcheting up the average fuel efficiency as planned.
Each week, we plan to reveal new additions to this lineup from fast-growing e-commerce startups to traditional brick-and-mortar retailers adapting to the digital sea change.
Trained in ballet in her native Germany, Ms. von Aroldingen admitted that she had to unlearn much of what she knew when adapting to City Ballet's fleet, streamlined style.
What we have is political opposition researchers, who have long sent young staffers to record candidates in person and are now adapting to the rise of the Instagram star politician.
While I thought the trickiest part would be getting used to my new shoulder-length bob, it was actually adapting to an entirely new hair-care regimen that was difficult.
Whether that's adapting to a new schedule or trying to maintain an affection relationship to their partner, celebrity parents experience the whole roller coaster of emotions with their kids, too.
Rather than run from it or resist it, we should embrace it, look to what the plants, animals, and genomes can teach us about adapting to survive and to thrive.
For many employers, adapting to EU labor rules has not been hard as they have sidestepped one of the bloc's potentially most onerous rules — a maximum 48-hour working week.
Now she seems to be adapting to her opponent's positioning and throwing what she thinks will land rather than relying on what Bill Wallace called the old 'throw-and-hope'.
The blueprint has proved popular on Capitol Hill, where both parties have called for adapting to meet new threats and pleas to wind down decades of war are gaining traction.
But the company has found success by adapting to changing consumer tastes, especially those of millennials, said Van de Put, who has led the company since the end of 2017.
But after over 100 years of selling cars powered by internal-combustion engines, the industry faces the huge wrench of adapting to a future of electrification and self-driving cars.
In her research of the site, Santiago Muñoz interviewed archaeologists, who revealed that the indigenous myths specific to Puerto Rico were malleable, adapting to the particular location and its inhabitants.
And sometimes you're paranoid because assuming people are out to get you is easier than acknowledging your fuck ups or adapting to the reality of the world you live in.
In "Dear World," to be published by Simon & Schuster, Bana will describe her experiences in Syria and how she and her family are adapting to their new life in Turkey.
The analysis revealed altered gene sequences linked to facial features, leading the researchers to speculate that the beaks of great tits were adapting to the widespread use of bird feeders.
"The current low-growth and low-rate environment has negatively impacted our clients' performance and our own opportunity set," Cohn said, adding that the firm is adapting to these challenges.
Farmers, he argued, were not just hurting economically but were having trouble adapting to a changing world, and lashed out at their change in status as much as at unfairness.
Even though they carry similar merchandise and both stores were somewhat messy, Kohl's did a better job of adapting to the modern customer with its in-store and digital perks.
All of these changes will take a little bit of time to get used to, especially with the added difficulty of adapting to Sombra and the new Arcade game styles. 
In all other categories real exports either stagnated or declined slightly in the final quarter, though economists said the exporters were showing signs of adapting to current exchange rate levels.
We're very locked in and focused to adapting to the circumstances that are thrown at us with injuries and uncertainties, who's going to be able to play and all that.
Their language and traditions are distinct, and they say that because of their isolation, they have managed to keep their culture alive while adapting to the Australian way of life.
"The preppers I know may consider such tech as a matter of prepping, but not as a tool to be used actively when adapting to rapidly changing conditions," he said.
Third thing is that these Muslim immigrants are not adapting to European culture and customs and they don't intend to and don't even try to convince me it is different.
It shows how much The Grammys have struggled with adapting to the times that Drake, arguably the most influential artist of this decade, is a mere footnote in Grammys history.
"It seems more urban areas may be better at adapting to these conditions since the association between deprivation and suicide in urban areas decreased with time," Steelesmith said by email.
All three models are seen adapting to the elements, their personalities shining through as brightly as the colorful swimsuits they showed off while posing on rocks and vintage tourist Jeeps.
Yet the United Nations Environment Programme says the cost of adapting to climate change in developing countries could rise to between $280 billion and $500 billion per year by 2050.
Meredith Blake from The Los Angeles Times catches up with Aldama and the athletes at the center of the show to see how they're adapting to life post-viral fame.
Although E.ON stands a better chance of adapting to a price cap than Innogy, its exit from UK retail might not be completely out of the question, Deutsche Bank said.
The country is a global leader in adapting to the needs of an aging citizenry, with racks of reading glasses at bank counters and walking-cane holders in city offices.
The app industry has had trouble adapting to children, said Dylan Collins, the chief executive of SuperAwesome, a technology firm that helps companies build apps for children without tracking them.
As well as a solid win, it was a welcome relief for Guardiola, the former Barcelona and Bayern Munich coach who is still adapting to his first season in England.
SACRAMENTO — On a day when the latest California wildfire threat forced emergency precautions, a recently formed commission sent state officials a new blueprint for adapting to increasingly destructive fire seasons.
Adapting to the internet age, the gangs have also taken advantage of e-commerce—namely the Chinese site Taobao, but also eBay and Amazon—to sell counterfeit goods, Centinel finds.
Based on research and interviews I've been conducting, these debate rules appear to signal a party adapting to what are generally seen as three main lessons from the 2016 election.
The Silicon Valley company, which rose to prominence by providing chips to personal computers, has been adapting to the current technology landscape where mobile devices have become the biggest growth area.
According to the lawyer for the seven adult children of the suspects, the siblings are admirably adapting to a new life — and have left a lot of their angry feelings behind.
Adapting to ever more jaded and fickle viewers, marketers have developed ways to integrate ads into entertainment, so it's hard to tell where the "real" content ends and the ads begin.
In September 2017 contacts in New England reported that they were adapting to the "tight-supply landscape" by expanding online, building stronger relationships with job-market candidates, and "active community engagement".
The former actress, 36, is doing an excellent job adapting to her new life but is still learning the ropes about what to do and what to avoid during public appearances.
He says the key to successfully adapting to an environment that has no connection with Earth is to avoid adopting a "colonial" attitude, in an attempt to "civilize" the alien environment.
But part of Maryland's rise also lies in its adapting to the various rules changes the N.C.A.A. enacted several months ago in the wake of the historically sluggish 2014-15 season.
"All of this suggests that continuing political, economic and technological modernization, not a radical remaking of society, is the key to both slowing climate change and adapting to it," he wrote.
Monday is the first Tax Day under the new rules of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, but Americans have been adapting to the law since it passed in late 2017.
"Cities are really taking the lead in thinking about these problems, both from a perspective of mitigating emissions but also in terms of adapting to the problems they're facing," he said.
Analysis of its braincase and inner ear shows that it existed in an kind of intermediate state during the pterosaurs era, and that it was still adapting to the air.[PeerJ]
Its proponents, which include the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization, say it can help farmers increase yields and incomes while adapting to more extreme and unpredictable weather linked to climate change.
LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union's system of financial-market access needs adapting to avoid disputes between the EU and Britain over rules after Brexit, a top UK regulator said on Tuesday.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen indicated the central bank was, at the margins, adapting to Trump, as some committee members began shifting fiscal policy assumptions to slightly faster growth and lower unemployment.
Now, the Michelin-starred celebrity chef is opening up on what it's like to be a dad and adapting to life with his son Hugo, who was born earlier this year.
The big picture is that those countries that have been serious about inflation targeting are adapting to a tougher external environment at much less cost than those that have not been.
We're not very fast, not all that strong and while we have been able to create technology that helps us overcome our environments, we're not very good at adapting to them.
As the need for effective communication and collaboration becomes increasingly important to everyday workflow, email is only getting smarter, evolving and adapting to the different ways we use and need it.
Its trajectory from the margins of academia to a subject of mainstream debate shows how the study of economics is adapting to a much-changed reality since the global financial crisis.
Slack, to Armstrong's mind, represents a new way for colleagues and coworkers to talk to each other, and Salesforce has been ahead of the curve in adapting to this new reality.
Here's how I'll be adapting to these benefit cuts:• I'm keeping my Costco Anywhere Visa, but I'll only be using it for gasoline going forward (the 4% category bonus is unbeatable).
But adapting to changing reader tastes may not be easy for The Times, a name synonymous with trust and quality, but also with stuffiness and a rather muzzled sense of humor.
Animals are adapting to city life by living in smaller spaces, being active at night, and figuring out how to navigate busy roads without getting hit by cars, National Geographic reports.
The results reveal a sudden introduction of DNA from a different cattle breed originating in the Indus Valley—perhaps the result of humans adapting to a sudden change to the climate.
Peter Green, the current headmaster of Rugby School, said the school was now building on its history of charity, and adapting to modern times a long tradition of offering free places.
On-bud volume controls also help greatly with adapting to different listening environments, and the ability to skip forward or back right from The Headphone itself also comes in handy here.
Since getting hired in April, Marshall has been busy adapting to his first head-coaching position and trying to turn around a formerly winning program that went 20023-25 last season.
Grumet and Coequyt both say talking more about adapting to climate change will help provide people with more information about an issue that's otherwise hard to grasp on an individual level.
Unless we take careful and thoughtful actions, providing education and incentives for adapting to wildfires as well as enforcing stricter rules to prevent them, we risk much more than we realize.
Like most companies in the ad industry, these agencies are adapting to a shifting economy in 2020 as the coronavirus outbreak halts travel, cuts into advertiser budgets, and alters consumer habits.
Across the region, from the heart of Silicon Valley to San Francisco to Contra Costa County to the east, many of us are adapting to signing on for work at home.
There's nothing wrong with that, per se, but those videos rarely show the psychological ramifications of becoming a bionic person, and a patient's struggle with adapting to and using prosthetic technology.
"These organizations are always adapting to whatever we do in terms of border security," said Juliette Kayyem, a former assistant secretary at the Department of Homeland Security in the Obama administration.
Furthermore, humans are being told to adapt to the idea that our faces are going to identify us, in addition to the other adapting to automation we've been doing for decades.
Adapting to the new law, which meant doing things like repatriating money from abroad, caused losses at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs that depleted their capital going into the stress tests.
It is a uniquely Kurdish experiment, grown out of decades of military and political struggle in every part of a would-be Kurdistan and constantly adapting to the circumstances of war.
The move is an about-face for the Senate, where Republicans last year fought hard against the program, which provides funding for poor nations that need help adapting to climate change.
This action needs to focus not only on reducing greenhouse gas emissions but also on adapting to the change already baked into our climate system and affecting urban areas right now.
And in the skit, you have a white guy going into an all black house on the Real World and him adapting to being around all these...hyper black black people.
The species may be mutating as it has a different genetic haplotype to other African dwarf crocodiles living outside, which means that the reptile is adapting to life in the dark.
Their aim is to make sure carbon trading helps to lower global emissions and generates funding through a levy on its transactions to aid poorer countries in adapting to climate impacts.
The gig economy is expanding, companies are adapting to this growth, and the result will be that companies who make the hiring process easiest, will win over the most qualified workers.
Despite all this, it did feel like we were one organism, adapting to one another's tugs and pulls, at once hyperaware of our individual impact and drawn by the collective current.
But we don't want to go 12 months without having another round of fascinating conversations with the people who are changing the media business, or adapting to the change technology creates.
He chronicled his time in Egypt by entering sideways into dominant stories, while also telling of his own experience adapting to the country and being schooled in its culture and customs.
In this sense, his work feels as relevant as it did upon his 1949 arrival in New York; while media has shifted dramatically, Mekas keeps working, adapting to every passing decade.
The banks' issues highlight how the skills shortage is complicating some of South Africa's largest companies' ability to compete, making adapting to technological and market changes more time-consuming and costly.
"One of the key successes we've had as a company is adapting to change and listening to our customers needs and wants," Linda Chang, VP of merchandizing at Forever 21, told Refinery29.
These men understood, intuitively, that the internet was going to be the 22012st century's dominant medium for information dissemination, and distinguished themselves from other writers by adapting to the technology early on.
But the study also suggests that other animal species will not be so lucky as the killifish in adapting to rapid environmental changes, such as climate change or environmental pollution, Whitehead noted.
The costs of climate change already come each year to 1.5% of the continent's GDP, according to the European Commission, and adapting to it will cost another 3% each year until 2030.
But the packaged food company has found success by adapting to changing consumer tastes, especially those of millennials, said Van de Put, who has led the company since the end of 2017.
New UN data shows that annual financial aid from wealthy nations to poor countries for fighting climate change and adapting to its effects reached over $70 billion in 2016, according to Bloomberg.
I really am surprised at how slow our industry is at adapting to this because no longer is it interesting to have a one-dimensional point of view about fashion and beauty.
Speaking of climate change, let's start there, because whatever else California's tangled story is — and it is many things — it is a parable about the challenges of adapting to a changing climate.
"I personally struggled a little with the new systems and adapting to it and finding a way within that system to play physical," the 24-year-old defenseman told the Vancouver Sun.
Or the look of a shape-shifting lizard which, with age and weathering, Johnny Hallyday increasingly resembled: living from day to day, adapting to every fashion, at home in no particular place.
It reflects China's desire to shape its external environment rather than simply adapting to it; some worry that it is China's means to replace an American-led international order with its own.
Overall, the tax bill should give startups the opportunity to engage in much of what they do well: adapting to change and pivoting their business models to capitalize on the new opportunities.
It acknowledges that single-minded devotion is what lets characters like Hunt do what they do, while also admitting it would make them incapable of adapting to any kind of normal life.
It advocates risk management, general cyber hygiene — both internally and with third-party vendors that handle data — developing recovery plans and adapting to keep up with changing threats and the risk landscape.
They come from different cultures and different folk mythology, and enter different cultural enclaves in the city, slowly exploring how America works and how its people are adapting to a changing age.
Engineers are encountering technical problems in adapting to local geological conditions, resulting in construction delays and the abandonment of one small, pilot underground facility due to oil leakage and high maintenance costs.
Adapting to the European Union's Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II), a sweeping regulatory change implemented at the start of this year, has been costly for many firms, said Dijsselhof.
At this critical moment of change in the retail industry, I believe in the future of our all-channel model and we are adapting to meet the evolving needs of our customers.
Ever since the Luddites started smashing textile machines in the 19th century, workers have, as a whole, done rather well adapting to new technologies, retooling to find new jobs in other industries.
"Platforms should prioritize adapting to constantly-shifting online threats, including how they understand and define dangerous or hateful content," Warner said, encouraging tech platforms to change their practices before Congress acts. Sen.
"Adapting to aging could be especially challenging for Asia, as populations living at relatively low per capita income levels in many parts of the region are rapidly becoming old," the report said.
It's less about crowdfunding a product that may not be created otherwise (the goal to hit was only $450), and more about adapting to a platform that already boasts a loyal following.
Welcome, then, not to a nation that is adapting to Western political norms but to Xi's China — a place where past politics are present and the struggle of the party is perpetual.
"Each of these military leaders has acknowledged the threat of climate change to our military's infrastructure and operations, and that adapting to climate change is a factor in military readiness," Warren wrote.
We all experienced a bit of a learning curve adapting to the virtual keyboards that took the place of physical keys on that first iPhone, but most of us adapted soon enough.
While news organizations are quickly adapting to the constantly changing communication landscape, one that is now tailored to be shareable, fast-paced, and driven by visual media, it wasn't always this way.
The challenge in prompting change — broadening the classic definition of "infrastructure," and investing in initiatives aimed at adapting to a turbulent planet — is heightened by partisan divisions over climate policy and development.
In a new paper, scientists at Google-owned AI shop DeepMind have unveiled WaveNet, a neural network that generates audio waveforms by predicting and adapting to its own output in real-time.
Adapting to those changes, he said, may be especially important for Democrats, whose voters tend to be younger and more inclined to turn to social media for information over traditional news networks.
"It's the industry adapting to the consumer's demands," said Mark Seetin, the director of industry affairs for the Apple Association, who, unlike Mr. Burford, is more sanguine about the apple variety's future.
So there is still the major policy question of whether resources would be best spent mitigating our impacts on the world now, adapting to the changes in store, or preparing a counterattack.
These additions are adapting to and adjusting for the real-world limitations that earlier iterations of these technologies still have, and will help us fill in the gaps of our current coverage.
"Species for millions of years have been adapting to diurnal activity, but now we're driving them back into the night and may be driving natural selection," Ms. Gaynor said in an interview.
Extremely costly, because rebuilding energy systems to make them carbon neutral, ensuring that land, water and other resources are used sustainably, adapting to climate change and cleaning up pollution don't come cheap.
Come see my interview with Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel at TechCrunch Disrupt SF (Oct 2nd-4th — tickets here) to learn more about how social networks are adapting to growing mental health concerns.
The United Nations estimates that adapting to climate change could cost $500 billion yearly by 2050 — a price tag that would be borne by everyone, including governments, the private sector and citizens.
Adapting to the CCPA will be difficult, but as the establishment of GDPR in Europe has shown, it's far from impossible, and, at any rate, the former's requirements are considerably less stringent.
They say that if he makes any changes, it will be in improving the governance, structure and processes behind a company that is still adapting to life as a publicly traded stock.
However, the club's relative anonymity could fade as it continues to pull off a remarkable feat: Adapting to the 21st century without forfeiting a distinguished history, rebounding from a period of decline.
Wat spoke to Business Insider at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, about how she confronts the challenge of not falling behind an industry trend by constantly adapting to changing tastes.
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Adapting to these harsh truths hasn't been easy for the corps, whose current and former officials, with some exceptions, were reluctant to speak openly about these challenges except on condition of anonymity.
The Islamic State, in particular, is adapting to setbacks and increasingly using the tools of globalization — including Bitcoin and encrypted communications — to take their fight underground and rally adherents around the world.
But for curvaceous women (like my friend), men who want to escape rigid masculine aesthetics and transgender people who may be adapting to a changing body, choices have been all but nonexistent.
When he moved from Aarhus to Odense as a teenager, he had a hard time adapting to life in the countryside and spent a lot of time walking around on his own.
And I think we are in that transition time where [we are] building the software for that, but the medical system is also adapting to the availability of this incredible new tool set.
This animal, which went extinct during the 20th century, was better able at adapting to Australia's new and open habitats, which likely explains why it survived Australia's aridification period while Thylacoleo could not.
Following their July 1981 wedding, Charles realized that the shy 20-year-old woman he had married was quickly adapting to her role in the spotlight — and growing in popularity with the public.
According to former State Department Spokesman P.J. Crowley, the more subdued rollout is likely the result of a combination of factors, including the fact that Tillerson is still adapting to his new position.
Today she owns a dozen acres of land, where she has trained hundreds of students and farmers – among others – on organic farming practices as a means of adapting to Uganda's increasingly erratic climate.
"It's really important that the law is adapting to these kinds of offences ... and it is being seen by the courts as something that is serious and is a sexual offence," she said.
In a sense, the job of being an academy manager is about constantly adapting to the demands of the modern world, with education, training and technology almost always in a state of flux.
McDermott has been widely-praised for leading SAP's growth during a tough transition, but even he admits that he could have done a much better job identifying and quickly adapting to the cloud.
Different women struggle with different things—trauma related to the birth, the difficulty of adapting to caring for the baby, or the change in self-image, says Jacqueline Glynn, a counsellor in London.
Goldman says that it has a "record of adapting to changing environments" and notes that its average ROE over the past ten years was eight percentage points above the average of its peers.
The upgrade, which included personalized seller websites and mobile payments using Clover products, wasn't just about the organization adapting to the digital age or even increasing cookie sales, although both were positive outcomes.
We recently caught up with the Vancouver native to talk about his first season in the Western Conference, his impending free agency and the process of adapting to the game with less fighting.
Wall Street is still adapting to the rapid growth of the tech industry; public markets investors, therefore, are willing to deal with negative to minimal cash flows for, well, a very long time.
If the on-demand economy was a young pup in the late 2000s, then it has since evolved into a much more sophisticated animal: strong, resilient and capable of adapting to its environment.
The internet has provided endless opportunities for writers to self-publish their work, and the growing number of online-only review websites suggests that the literary community is adapting to the web age.
"In China we're in the process of adapting to a fast-changing market that is westernising and no longer in rapid growth," the group's Europe chief Denis Martin told reporters on a call.
The national government has said it intends to establish a National Climate Fund that would use 10 percent of the national budget to finance action on adapting to climate change and curbing emissions.
"Now, they are adapting to what is going to drive renters to the building, and I think a good restaurant, a good bar operation, really brings value to where people live," he said.
This software might, for instance, monitor the health and fine-tune the operation of equipment like oil-field rigs and wind-farm turbines, improving performance, reducing wear and adapting to changing environmental conditions.
He said he joined Oracle three years ago when he became more impressed with the Silicon Valley giant's strategy in adapting to a major shift in the way corporations bought and used software.
Russia's young composers, it seems, are busily adapting to their own ends the extreme-sounds techniques of such contemporary masters as Helmut Lachenmann, much like their coevals in New York and Western Europe.
The report said international expectations that blended finance could bridge the financing gap for reaching 17 global goals - which include ending poverty and hunger by 2030, and adapting to climate change - were unrealistic.
"The President-elect and the Secretary General both underlined NATO's enduring importance, and discussed how NATO is adapting to the new security environment, including to counter the threat of terrorism," the statement said.
According to Nuance, this latest upgrade brings better accuracy "upwards of 24 percent," with improved ability to recognize and learn accents and voice patterns, while adapting to the acoustics of the speaker's environment.
He is also a professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology — which, with his long white beard and penchant for thermal coveralls, means that he knows something about species adapting to alien habitats.
As the new coronavirus continues to spread around the world, many Americans are adapting to what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says will be a "significant disruption" to their daily lives.
But the transition to land life would probably have begun hundreds of millions of years earlier, with green algae adapting to survive in damp soil or sand that was subject to temporary drying.
Though adapting to the lower tolerance of the culture, as well as the disease and lack of air conditioning, would be difficult, I would love to go back to the late Enlightenment Era.
Since there's no man-made cause at work—no way, in short, to slow or stop climate change—Bell contents himself with adapting to what he sees as the normal vicissitudes of nature.
The larger issue that the case illustrates, said one of the filmmakers, Amos Roberts, is the difficulty that many older refugees, particularly men, face in adapting to new lives in a foreign culture.
Their conversation was wide-ranging, and Grybauskaite, who had previously lived in New York and Washington, offered Kuzminskas a perspective on the challenges of adapting to a new country, and a big city.
First off, I've shown that somewhere, we probably already are: A scant few are bending and breaking rules to keep the benefits of on-ramp jobs while adapting to work involving intelligent technologies.
"We ask that the U.S. government provide funding sufficient to assist New York communities in adapting to this internationally designed plan," read a joint statement from the departments of State and Environmental Conservation.
"Labels have been incentivized to either make music that fits on playlists or prioritize music that works on these playlists," Pelly said — adapting to the Spotify monoculture like a goldfish to a pond.
" On Thursday, Mr. Trump, quickly adapting to the Republican practice of keeping quiet any intraparty squabbling, said on Twitter that "despite what you hear in the press, health care is coming along great.
The launch of DoorDash Kitchens comes as restaurants are experimenting with ways to cut costs on labor and rent while adapting to fast-changing consumer tastes and demands in a highly competitive market.
" Accepting and adapting to change "I remember saying that shopping online would only ever be for books and music and that women wouldn't want to buy clothes that way – and boy was I wrong!
This means adapting to events and institutions, building networks and—yes—being judiciously informal sometimes: a dose of instinct, a snap decision, a deal cut, a risk taken on a wing and a prayer.
"Something very interesting has been happening in the last three years since we have reopened, and that's that we've had an internal cultural shift of everybody adapting to this way of working," she reflects.
But he has also proposed separating investment banking from commercial and retail banking, which would be a nightmare for universal banks such as JPMorgan Chase, which have spent miserable years adapting to today's rules.
While the improvisation in jazz requires a focus on harmonies and being comfortable adapting to unexpected musical changes, classical musicians learn to emphasise technique so that they can perform music as the composer intended.
For entrepreneurs who have been conditioned to turn their growth dials up to 11, let's call it the "hyper-growth schema," the process of adapting to more measured and metric-driven growth presents disequilibrium.
To be sure, Exxon under Tillerson has vastly underrated the dangers of climate change and been too complacent about adapting to a warmer world, but that is also true of most Republican political actors.
Fitch does not expect a rating upgrade in the near term, in view of the changes taking place within the business, both in adapting to recent legislation and in developing the group's digital operations.
This week we have reviews for the Playstation 4 Pro and Google Daydream, the continuing saga of adapting to a plug drought, and Snapchat's new Spectacles that were released to the public this week.
As a product, it's supposed to save you money by adapting to your heating habits, but it also just looks a lot better than whatever plastic dial you currently have nailed to your wall.
"New York's transportation network must continue adapting to the changing needs of its ridership and a key part of that is delivering the amenities that have become essential components of everyday life," he said.
At work, I am adapting to new customs, including the practice of bowing and immediately proffering a business card when meeting someone for the first time, and the need to fax formal interview requests.
Small farmers who produce the bulk of food in developing countries are some of the most vulnerable to changes in climate and need help adapting to a warming planet, FAO said in a report.
They see startups doing a better job in developing new technologies that CIOs consider critical in adapting to a fast-changing enterprise tech market, said Shruti Tournatory, Sapphire Ventures' vice president for business development.
Speaking at the Council on Foreign Relations, the FBI director said that Russian operatives and other foreign agents are "adapting" to the efforts the U.S. intelligence community is taking to secure America's election systems.
Americans are adapting to the biggest change in daily life since World War Two with schools closed, sports canceled and economic upheaval as job losses mount with the shuttering of businesses across many industries.
"They are a collective organism, sharing one distributed brain for decision-making and adapting to each other like swarms in nature," William Roper, director of the Pentagon's strategic capabilities office, said at the time.
The auto industry in the 1990s, when Ghosn left Michelin for Renault (with Peugeot, a carmaker that&aposs bound up with France&aposs postwar national character), was reluctantly adapting to extreme levels of competition.
In a study published in Science Advances on Friday, Japanese scientists suggested that cells of the endangered Amami spiny rat, from Japan, are sexually flexible and capable of adapting to either ovaries or testes.
By adapting to consumer preferences of healthier options, full-service restaurants soared overall in food quality with a 2 percent rise to 87, followed with another 4 percent gain to 86 in food variety.
BANK OF ENGLAND REFORM - Carney inherited a central bank that was already adapting to its newly restored responsibilities for making sure that the finance sector did not bring the economy to its knees again.
If over the years New England has thrived by adapting to its personnel — featuring a downfield passing game one season, two tight ends another — Pittsburgh these last few months has demonstrated its own resourcefulness.
I don't think this is simply a matter of adapting to the political winds of the moment, now that distrust of the F.B.I., long a staple of the left, seems to have shifted rightward.
Rodgers notes that this kind of research indicates the need for both workers and employers to continue adapting to new lines of work as the use of robots in the workplace continues to grow.
BANK OF ENGLAND REFORM - Carney inherited a central bank that was already adapting to its newly restored responsibilities for making sure that the finance sector did not bring the economy to its knees again.
Its intent is to involve the entire citizenry in the shared project of adapting to the 21st century, and in so doing materially improve the quality of life of the poor and middle class.
OSAKA/TOKYO (Reuters) - Osaka, long Japan's "second city," is winning the race against Tokyo to draw foreign tourists, but after a boom, its retailers and property developers are adapting to shifting tourism spending patterns.
We recognize that concerns will remain around engagement and shifting social behavior, but we view the 2 billion+ user base as stickier than many believe, and Facebook is both adapting to and shaping user behavior.
But, for international and national oil companies to really excel over the coming years, the UAE's state minister for AI said they must take steps to ensure they are capable of adapting to technological improvements.
Adapting to the Genius plan involves an upgrade of technology and logistics, including investments in a new facilities centre in Piacenza, near Milan, tightening oversight of Moncler's supply chain and bringing quality control in-house.
The European insurance sector is still adapting to rock-bottom interest rates, which have cut investment returns, stuttering global economic growth and a tougher regulatory environment that has required firms to set aside more capital.
The a6400 has largely the same physical design as the NEX cameras that debuted nearly a decade ago, and it has troubles adapting to larger lenses or new styles of video shooting, such as vlogging.
When used in tandem with its Dirt Detect Series II technology and iAdapt Responsive Navigation, the vacuum is able to pinpoint high concentrations of grime while adapting to and maneuvering around different surfaces with ease.
In the announcement post, the Billboard staff notes that although they frequently meet to discuss adjusting the chart methodology, constant changes in the way listeners consume music has made adapting to those changes increasingly difficult.
Adapting to the Genius plan involves an upgrade of technology and logistics, including investments in a new facilities center in Piacenza, near Milan, tightening oversight of Moncler's supply chain and bringing quality control in-house.
But if you send some people to Mars, and they start adapting to conditions there...And likewise some organisms can detect heat in the infrared spectrum—for example some species of snakes, or some insects.
The new slate of films place greater emphasis on superheroes who are female and people of color, bringing fresh excitement to a Marvel world still adapting to life after Iron Man and the OG "Avengers."
Herders - who have been adapting to erratic weather for decades - have much to teach about coping with climate change, said Elizabeth Carabine, a research fellow at the Overseas Development Institute, a London-based think tank.
And not even two months into parenthood, Stamos is revealing to PEOPLE how he's been adapting to the spit-up and tears — the latter of which he admits haven't only been coming from his newborn.
"The president-elect and the secretary general both underlined NATO's enduring importance, and discussed how NATO is adapting to the new security environment, including to counter the threat of terrorism," NATO said in a statement.
But what might bother him the most is the description of his lack of fitness for the role and his lack of interest in adapting to the job, or learning about the government he oversees.
Immigrants have long known this, which is why they have always been doing what Brokaw suggested they weren't -- adapting to and embracing some of the cultural norms of their adopted country, including the predominant language.
In 2014, an unofficial plan for adapting to climate change was developed by Chuck Hagel, the defense secretary at the time, and was later established as official policy for adaptation and resilience agencywide in 2015.
In his article, Gawande notes that despite the many challenges of adapting to working (and living) on a business software platform, software is eating the world for a good reason: to improve outcomes for consumers.
The country's economy has made "great strides" since gaining independence in 1968, according to the World Bank, but transitioning to a knowledge-based economy and adapting to the impacts of climate change remain key challenges.
And if a federal judge decides to block AT&T's merger, it could very well alter the course of the market by forcing telecommunication companies to find different ways of adapting to the evolving landscape.
The company has been slow in adapting to changing shopping habits, although executives have said they expect a third of the M & S clothing and housewares business to move online over the next five years.
For child care providers, a vital but often under-appreciated part of the American economy, the crisis means dealing with economic uncertainty, but also adapting to serve new roles, including providing care for essential workers.
"Costs add up with every new procedure or delay - and every pound spent on adapting to new requirements is a pound less for training, equipment or securing new customers," BCC director-general Adam Marshall said.
"What was technologically advanced three years ago is not really even relevant today, so I think it's important we keep our eye on that so we end up continually adapting to changing technologies," McNabb said.
"While companies and communities have been adapting to reduce climate risk, the pace and scale of adaptation are likely to need to significantly increase to manage rising levels of physical climate risk," the report said.
Like other traditional tech companies, it has had a hard time adapting to the cloud, which allows businesses to set up networks on web-based platforms run by the likes of Amazon, Microsoft and Google.
"It's machine-learning that's adapting to human learning and making it better, which is the best application of AI, rather than either of those two acting in isolation," he said in an email to CNBC.
There is no shame in the fact that classical music has trouble adapting to a marketplace dominated by celebrity worship and by the winner-take-all economy for which celebrity serves as a seductive symbol.
In quarantined areas, people are quickly adapting to a new world order—business travel is falling, shares in video meeting tool Zoom are rising, and whole subcultures are rising offering quarantine recipes and fitness routines.
Adapting to an ever-changing situation, many employers are quickly rolling measures, including asking employees to work remotely, directing employees to take on tasks outside their normal job duties, or cutting hours and furloughing employees.
Then there are organisms like plants, which, despite having no neurons whatsoever, are exquisitely sensitive to their environments, adapting to changes in light and moisture, recognizing kin and eavesdropping on one another's chemical alarm signals.
"They are a collective organism, sharing one distributed brain for decision-making and adapting to each other like swarms in nature," the office's director at the time, William Roper, said in a Defense Department statement.
This year, it will make a fresh push on firms to explain how their business will be affected, and how they are adapting, to a world where temperatures may rise by 27.53 degrees Celsius (3.6°F).
In massively multiplayer scenarios, quantum-powered machine learning will be able to analyze the behaviors of legions of gamers, and create experiences that challenge us better collectively, while adapting to each player's unique style of play.
On Tuesday, Gates signed onto a separate new commission led by former United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, World Bank Chief Executive Kristalina Georgieva, raising awareness about adapting to climate change, per this Bloomberg article.
"Lack of resources and access to technical know-how are major hurdles in our way to our adapting to the rapidly shifting weather patterns," said 65-year-old smallholder wheat farmer Safeer Ahmed, from Gujar Khan.
In that sense, this is just as much about a problem with behavior as it is about automakers adapting to new technologies, according to Ashkan Soltani, security researcher and a former chief technologist for the FTC.
The so-called #ExxonKnew campaign started with a series of investigative reports in 2015 and has spurred several lawsuits seeking to hold Exxon accountable for the cost of adapting to climate change and for misleading investors.
"The thing people need to understand about Chelsea is she's still adapting to her role as a celebrity after years and years of being a prisoner and a soldier," a source close to Manning told me.
Work to figure out what is effective in adapting to climate change and trying to spread those approaches is not new, said Saleemul Huq, director of the Dhaka-based International Center for Climate Change and Development.
Still, while chat may be the center of the mobile experience, and all of mobile is adapting to the visual communication era, Messenger can't let the bells and whistles obstruct the speedy utility at its core.

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