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But having had a year of failing to adapt to our new reality, our relationship was being strained to its limits.

To be able to use their equipment, at least one team member must know how to adapt Precursor technologies.

This shows that the Romans did not understand the law to adapt to its own circumstances the ratio of effective use.

He was even able to get soldering using a almost handmade device connected to a concrete mixer, trying to adapt the said part.

He taught her how to rely on her other senses, specifically her hearing, to determine where she was and how to adapt to her new environment.

Education and social security will have to adapt to a world in which jobs continue to be created and displaced at a rapid rate.

The fund's reconsideration of capital controls suggests that it is trying to adapt its advice to global economic realities.

Cartels are economic entities, and like any legitimate company the best are able to adapt in the face of a changing market.

Personally yes, it's not easy to adapt to this time difference, but it's something that goes gradually, day by day.

A reasonable man adapts himself to the world , but an unreasonable man persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.

How to let the children to adapt to life in the kindergarten, like children Park?

Furthermore, England seems a bit sad to me and I don't think it would be easy to adapt to life there.

At the moment, China and many other world governments, are in a hurry to be adjusted to adapt to this new reality.

Abbas said the Hamas-led government must be given a chance to adapt to the basic requirements of the international community.

My ability to adapt to a very strong, has always been able to quickly enter the role, does not need too long to adapt to the process.

Static routing also fails completely to adapt to network outages and failures along the route due to the fixed nature of the route.

A UI module partial match mechanism is then used to adapt to attribute changes up to a certain level.

In his speech in London, Mr. Paulson emphasized that the financial markets have yet to adapt to the changing climate.

When he first signed he was a young player coming to a top side in a different country and trying to adapt to a different style.

To be able to use their equipment, at least one team member must know how to adapt Alien technologies.

The airlines that will fare best in the next three to five years are the ones that are most able to adapt.

Soon, however, Shakespeare began to adapt the traditional styles to his own purposes.

Out of these efforts -- driven by the necessity to adapt to an ever-changing market -- the enterprise architecture discipline developed.

thermal testing mainly in 40-50? environment to see how its curing, able to adapt to the heat of summer.

The ministry said most managers still feared that foreigners would not be able to adapt to Japan's language or corporate culture.

let the power to a strong worker, as with a capacity to adapt with the supervisor.

"Football in England is about strength, it's difficult for a Brazilian player to adapt to that, " he said.

To be able to use their equipment, at least one team member must know how to adapt Berserk technologies.

Thailand, for instance, is trying to adapt the Finnish model to its own school system.

Yet he is the prisoner of his culture, unable to adapt to the ways of France or to understand his "assimilated" offspring.

He knew he needed to adapt faster, for if you do not adapt in time, you might as well not adapt at all.

Software and systems must be able to adapt quickly for use by an increasingly non-English user base.

For most farmers around the world, trying to adapt to these changes "will pose major challenges, " Wednesday's IFPRI report said.

These goals, when taken together, were intended to make it easy to adapt to changing customer needs.

Estimation tasks have to adapt to the realities of the culture in terms of how much you can realistically promise and when.

Mr Wattenberg's brilliant idea was to adapt an existing technique to create a "Map of the Market" in the form of a grid.

But at least having to adapt to both plenty and scarcity makes for a more versatile upbringing than one of remorseless overindulgence.

Stick to your previous schedule as closely as you can. This will help keep your pet calm and help him to adapt more easily.

It should be fairly easy to adapt the code to Oran's approach or to any other dependency injection container, e. g. Castle Windsor.

What Yao tried to say was that similar to China as it has sought to expand in Africa, Google has had to adapt to local rules in China.

Good players have to be able to adapt to any type of football.

The entire organization has to be ready to adapt to all of these changes at a moment's notice.

It is derived from the desire to adapt to the fact that the mental capacity to absorb new material does not always stay at the same level.

It is very EASY for her to adapt to a new environment.

You might have to adapt the classpath (second command) if you installed the parser in a different directory.

But we're betting that the field is going to have to adapt to post-Instant world (see How Will Google Instant Affect Your Company's SEO? ).

So these systems have to work, they've got to adapt to a changing environment.

The Japanese company needs to be able to adapt to a variety of end users and meet diverse customer needs.

The traditional management philosophy "students do not make trouble" has been unable to adapt to the requirements of society and students.

Unique features include: tai ping molars, it has developed into a wrist "false" the thumb is to adapt to the bamboo of life.

William has said how proud he is of his wife's ability to adapt so well to royal life.

'If life can evolve, it's going to have billions and billions of years to adapt to the surface.

He finds it difficult to adapt to the new culture as he has used to his own culture.

It becomes second nature to adapt your own style to that of the person with whom you are speaking.

Another project that shows a strong attempt to adapt a design to its surroundings is Yangshuo Storefronts (2003-2005).

Also, those who wish to adapt books or short stories to a stage play will be able to use public domain books without paying a fee.

Post Nehru and post cold war, India failed to adapt or abandon NAM, even when it had little significance.

Along with the further hospital reform, the traditional pattern of outpatient service has not been able to adapt patients' demand.

The text is oriented towards problems solving, and makes it easy to adapt each procedure to individual needs.

As a result, I got to know well the common problems of these students and how to adapt teaching to achieve the best results.

United States of America around the Lincoln Memorial and temporary buildings take up a large number of workers to adapt to coming.

Work experience rich , is able to adapt to frequent going out on business.

In old days the wife had to adapt herself to the husband, but the husband did not have to adapt himself to the wife.

To adapt it to the gate matrix layout problem, the principles of beam search have been used.

From out of the university students, unable to adapt to the production of detailed animation division.

Parents on the show will have to be prepared to adapt to youthful tastes.

It took him a while to adapt himself to his new surroundings.

I waited for a while to adapt the darkness, then found a big notebook under the stocking near my bed.

To enable the healthy growth of children, parents were also pledged to help the child gradually to adapt to primary school life.

I'm still trying to adapt to these conditions. However, one thing is for sure , I've become more imaginative in my teaching.

Well, my superiors insist on adding complexities to my job, sir. I'm merely trying to adapt.

I know that I have always this free CHOICE to adapt to the circumstances as they come or to leave them.

The Company to the Group, and complete sets of the business model to adapt to market demand, to provide users with integrated services.

The Clone Wars were a trying time for Windu, as he had to adapt to the new role of the Jedi as military leaders.

and that of fertilization birch branchlet was bigger in the late, which was able to adapt to a longer period of drought.

MEREDITH GRIFFITHS: Dr Church says the changes have gone too far so society has no choice but to adapt to the altered oceans and climate.

"We have to adapt to the system, the system does not adapt to individuals, " said Meng Xiangyi, mother of a seven-year-old son.

I have a good communication ability, and easy to adapt to any environment, have passion with my work.

Buddhism show many signs of being able to adapt to changing situations. It has particular attractions for secularized Westerners.

In short, your configuration must be flexible enough to adapt to the consumer's database environment, or your code will not be used.

Rigid structures are unable to adapt as quickly to a rapidly changing environment as a decentralized system.

As a new form of industry, the television content industry needs a new managerial system to adapt with it.

Long span high-pier T-shape bridge is just a good bridge pattern to adapt to this kind of landform.

Of course. When I arrived, Rafa Benitez told me I needed to adapt to the English style and there was no hurry because my chance would come.

The polar peoples are still relatively numerous; few outsiders have been able to adapt to the beautiful but harsh physical environment.

Try to adapt your logo, or use the initials of the name of your site, and put them on the favicon.

Eclipse makes it easy to link the UI views and provides ways to adapt view linking to non-UI scenarios.

It would be a mistake to adapt the URI of an XML vocabulary to, for instance, point to your server.

The human mind is able to adapt to any new environment fairly quickly.

Sustained development must be socially inclusive and flexible enough to adapt to changing circumstances.

Some you hold right for the past years may turn to wrong in a second, leaving no time for you to adapt.

It's time to move from the debate about climate science to 'What are we going to do about it . . . how are we going to adapt to it?

Although they use just a quarter of the energy of incandescents, consumers have been slow to adapt them.

It's easy to adapt the syntax-toggling script shown earlier to create other useful tools.

When they encounter the enemy, they can run very fast, those Paode Man's will not be able to adapt to the environment to survive.

Mysterious human bones hidden in a remote cave revealed that our body is able to adapt much more quickly than anyone imagined.

The bacterium was able to adapt to a variety of environmental stresses and enter into the viable but nonculturable (VBNC) state.

"I think one of the biggest problems is that college graduates are too idealistic, or cynical, to adapt themselves to society, " he said.

the equipment must be compact in size and low in power consumption , and able to adapt to various power supply conditions.

Just come to this school that do not adapt to me, but after two weeks, I gradually learn to adapt to the high school life.

To be able to adapt to market changes, organizations tend to focus on flexibility and responsiveness.

Unable to adapt, Pakistan's most powerful institution may not be so strong after all.

SQL syntax for other database systems might vary but the statements are easy to adapt.

The United Nations is becoming increasingly irrelevant and antiquated, unable to adapt its structure to accommodate rising powers.

have the financial expertise with a strong thirst for knowledge , careful work , a strong ability to adapt.

After a period of deterioration, the body learns to adapt to the estrogen loss and eventually maintains the system in a different way.

However, manners have had to adapt to a number of situations hitherto unthought of.

As climate change affects rainfall around the world, many species of trees are not able to adapt quickly enough.

Luminous spaces and special materials in the floor to adapt the rooms to the children games necessities.

We have been trying to adapt to the changes from our birth.

Banks across Europe are trying to adapt to these stresses in bond markets.

And Takle says the farmers will surely be able to adapt to at least some degree of warming, which is likely sooner or later.

Have strong analytical skills, statistical capacity, pioneer spirit, hard working , able to adapt to the appropriate overtime.

We order stock from a large range of suppliers, 50 , and will add to this as the business grows, so the system needs to adapt to that.

Out of her present ferment of change, the nation has the capacity to adapt her tradition to the modern world.

The bank operation progress should be improved to adapt to economy development.

NARRATOR: Japan's economy once looked unstoppable, but it was slow to adapt to the rapid changes of a fast-moving, interconnected world.

the unreasonable man persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.

the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.

Be a team player, flexible, able to adapt to multiple tasks, and coordinate smoothly with colleagues to achieve team goals.

The bookshelf concept is based on a modular system which makes it easy to adapt to the desired size and shape.

The disabled may meet with many difficulties in life, but most of them can face up to the fact and seek to adapt to society.

Adjustable shelves included ; easy to adapt according to your need .

Countries that have achieved a basic standard of living, supported by adequate health infrastructures, will be best able to adapt.

Daylight Savings Time occurred during the weekend, and that was no trouble to adapt to.

"One of the things that have served us well is our ability to adapt quickly to the changing economy and competitive marketplace. "

However, all the thoughts and methods ended up with failure due to being unable to adapt to Chinese special condition.

In order for you to adapt yourself to the university life, you are advised to get prepared physically and intellectually.

You've got to adapt in different ways and I'm sure we'll do that.

With CBD, we've been able to adapt a general product record to the specific requirements of each division.

How significantly depends on how quickly oil field operators are willing to adapt and follow the sun's cycle.

Making a comparison between Chinese and American cultures will help you to adapt to your study environment in the US.

The company's organizational structure is simple, flexible management, lower management costs, ability to adapt to the market.

Enterprises need to adapt to constantly changing market conditions, so their applications need to be adaptable, as well.

Jews who do not follow the Talmud strictly but try to adapt all of the historical forms of Judaism to the modern world.

These children are trying to adapt to the new circumstances.

He is trying to adapt himself to the new environment.

There are challenges not fully foreseen: applications must be able to adapt between highly variable display architectures.

I enjoy acquiring new skills and information, which help me to adapt to the fast-changing world, as well as pique my interest in innovation.

Everyone knows I used to play further forward on the pitch and I had to adapt to a new style of game, a new pace, more physical.

Everyone knows I used to play further forward on the pitch and I had to adapt to a new style of game, a new pace, more physical.

But it is does suggest it is beginning to adapt its policies to the changing balance of power in the region.

Self-aligning bearings have high radial load capacity and to adapt to a number of both radial and axial load of a mixed load.

An increasing number of teams are now able to adapt their tactics according to the state of play and the scoreline.

When you drop cable because there's no other choice, you learn to adapt with that's available online and over the air.

But the recession has made many companies leery about hiring employees who may not be able to adapt to volatile market changes.

Recent media coverage claimed the French defender was struggling to adapt to life in Manchester and was considering a move elsewhere.

Because Americans are more likely to adapt to stress than quell it, millions are unaware their heart health is at rick.

Further, GTK is customizable, making it possible for you to adapt it to your needs.

Able to adapt to the post office automatic operating system is a mail business card printing and membership card making crucial.

Able to adapt to the post office automatic operating system is a mail business card printing and membership card making crucial.

As for China, the requirement to adapt from export-led growth to a radical expansion of domestic demand could be a huge political challenge.

To survive, the best known schools have had to adapt to specific features of the market.

Scalability pertains to the capability of a system to adapt readily to a greater or lesser intensity of use, volume, or demand.

What Dr Sexton and his colleagues have done is to adapt the technique to steer each image in several directions at once.

By developing a rich pool of talent, HR can assure the company's ability to adapt to a dynamic environment.

And yet the network has one proven advantage: its protean ability to adapt to circumstance.

The marketing strategy must be flexible enough to adapt to different market situations.

Calmly stable, strong sense of responsibility, ability to adapt to strong, hard-working seriously, energy, innovative spirit.

The difference between people who choose to adapt hidden rules or not is just like the one worm or half one.

The difference between people who choose to adapt hidden rules or not is just like the one worm or half one.

However, the environment is so complex that we have to do research on adaptive Kalman filter to adapt to the change of environment.

Strong ability to adapt, easy to accept fresh things, have strong team work spirit.

People who have good physical fitness are easy to release stress and to adapt complex circumstances, so was Tokugawa. 3.

Some consider that it is quite different to adapt to each for a more harmonious relationship from to attempt to change each other.

"It seems like anytime the ball is changed, it takes a while for people to adapt, " McKeon says.

People being honest and trustworthy, optimistic self-confidence, a strong ability to adapt to, like challenging and innovative work.

One of the major causes to the mental barriers for the college students is their failure to adapt to the realistic environment.

They tried to adapt the public address system into a radio transmitter.

Enterprises to adapt to a competitor price changes, the most appropriate response is to, as the case may be.

the condition of being unable to adapt properly to your environment with resulting emotional instability.

With respect to a unit of hardware or software, to adapt it to meet the needs of a particular user.

The law, always behind the times, requires elaborate stitching and fitting to adapt it to this newly perceived aspect of the commons.

But if you look at their release, they are small themes, and customers seem to adapt to that well, " Souza said. "

Commander Trevor Price, of Navy Command, said that training had to adapt for a generation that no longer naturally studied from books.

You have to adapt yourself to all those blind and unconscious people, so you cannot be as you are.

All will be renewed and transformed to be able to adapt to the higher vibration frequency they will encounter.

Having the ability to adapt is one of the greatest strengths an entrepreneur can have.

But too much freedom to such an extent that it is difficult to adapt to the beginning, but now life has been on track.

Marketing activities whether to adapt to local culture or not determines the success or failure of the marketing activities .

With the social and political systems to adapt, in the ideology of the Zhou Dynasty, a general belief is that of ancestor worship.

Under the trend of "Greening" , many western countries settled up such a development and consumption model to adapt to the environment.

The company has collaborative agreements to adapt the technology for major PC and laptop manufacturers in Korea and Japan.

A crucial test of character is whether one is able to adapt to changing social conventions without sacrificing ones principles.

While Jack bristled under the limitations of what he saw as an absurd policy, the pragmatic and ambitious Ryan Chappelle chose to adapt.

News this distinctive propagation way discussing this type or form of literature form ought to how active to adapt to TV after all.

Some people had to give up mountain climbing because their bodies were unable to adapt to the extreme condition.

Since the reform and open policy, the policy of the party got timely adjustments to adapt to The Times change.

It's not always easy to adapt to change.

Fortunately, RUP is built upon an extensible architecture that allows you to use plug-ins to adapt the process to your needs.

This quality usually enables him to adapt himself comfortably in different surroundings, and also amongst different people.

Severe droughts could become more common in warm areas and species unable to adapt to the changing conditions would face extinction.

A crucial test of character is whether one is able to adapt to changing social conventions without sacrificing one's principles.

If I am lucky enough to be hired you, I will pay more time than others, efforts to adapt the work.

Finding similar partners might also help perpetuate genetic complexes that have evolved to adapt to a particular environment.

Might see the existing industrial structure already not to be able with the economy fast, the coordinated development request to adapt.

While these values for you to new enterprise ability to adapt and matching.

Life is just as it is, we can only adjust ourselves to adapt to it.

Like an aircraft carrier, it felt no pressure to adapt when global currents changed.

Agile estimation enables you to adapt to real-world conditions when you are planning in an uncertain world.

If it is illegal it should not be used, and if it is legal then other teams, including us, will try to adapt.

Our population is aging, like those of many other advanced economies, and our society will have to adapt over time to an older workforce.

some were deprived of their right to adapt their own works, and some were deprived of the right to have their writing reprinted.

If she experiences change or other stressful situations, teach her the ways to adapt. Role playing is a useful technique.

After more than two months on the sidelines, Owen knows perfectly well that, "The body needs time to adapt to the stress of training. "

3 compression, and a strong ability to adapt work unexpected things and can respond quickly.

There be no a crack serving the request being able to adapt to the various network , equipment and consumer environment.

More than ever before, business must be able to adapt quickly to changing business conditions.

Stress enhanced ability of bacteria to adapt to the environment, and with the closely related pathogenic bacteria.

Two is to meet the purchaser's status desire to adapt to the purchase of consumer psychology.

I' m still trying to adapt to these conditions.

My experience in the field is unparalleled, and my ability to adapt makes me believe that I can take the job to the next level.

They also took a while to adapt their good-time economic message to the language of public austerity.

We shall uphold the great banner of socialism with Chinese characteristics, and continue to adapt Marxism to Chinese conditions.

With excellent communication skills, coordination and ability to adapt to, and the strong sense of confidentiality.

I know I need a little bit of time to adapt, but I am sure I will adapt quite well and quite fast and do my best for the team.

Graduates of teachers colleges fail to meet requirements, a fresh graduate must be re-training, re-learning, to adapt to the teaching work.

After being with the same company for so long, do you think it will be hard to adapt to a new organization?

Cutting through the system and the operating system with different speeds to adapt to different circumstances require cutting.

Canada also has the resources and know-how necessary to adapt technology to a cleaner, greener, less carbon-intensive energy future.

SHONEN JUMP: Was it difficult to adapt the card game in the manga into a real-world game?

The orders need amusive products to adapt their physics and psychology really , but this kind of need has not been satisfied .

Generally speaking, the species that are able to adapt to the change of the environment will survive, while the others will die out.

Life focus turns around the child and the couple has to adapt themselves to house chores sharing and to the way they interact.

During the experiment, fishes also devoured air bubble, seldom moved and failed to adapt to low oxygen content water environment.

As the Titanic Quarter demonstrates, Northern Ireland has begun to adapt to the post-industrial world.

Continued to accept new things, to adapt to show the rhythm of social life, continue to progress and become pillars.

Short shear wall structure is a special shear wall construction to adapt to the requirements of the wall structure.

Tuscany architecture and natural dissolved as a whole, to adapt to natural, not to conquer nature, beyond nature.

"Inflexion points" , at which that direction changes, can be harder for a model to adapt to than a human, he explains.

To be able to adapt itself in this day and age, so that our nation remain competitive in the world, we must be honest and trustworthy.

China will transition smoothly to more balanced growth only if it allows its currency to adapt to market forces.

These systems usually work for the flow fields with narrow conditions and are unable to adapt to flow variations.

Head nurse should make great efforts to let her become a new creative type of nursing manager to adapt to the reform.

If the planet continues to warm, some, if not many, plant species may not be able to adapt.

He drives around Copenhagen, anxious to get to work and ready to adapt.

A simple protein change in the chikungunya virus enables it to adapt to new mosquito hosts and spread to more regions, new research shows.

Various parts of the decision to adapt to a large extent the characteristics of various objects.

Adaptable: to adapt to any complex water quality , can handle more than the coarse refuse , large weeds debris , etc.

She must forced her to adapt the new circumstance.

The children are finding it hard to adapt to the new school.

The children have the ability to adapt to circumstances.

Health providers are also working on the medical funding programs for it to adapt and recognise virtual consultations soon.

Good communication skills, good communication, able to adapt to long hours of repetitive work.

Parametric prototypes are able to adapt and re-configure in relation to varied input-output scenarios.

However, any kind of system has some of timeliness, it should be with the actual situation in which to adapt.

Other issues are new trends as society begins to adapt to a faster pace of life. Below are the top 10 issues facing our youth today.

Being able to adapt to movable workplaces and having the tendency to reside in the responsible zone is preferred.

My daily life is extremely monotonous, I try hard to adapt myself to it, because I intend to be a good student.

Through the UCAR Foundation, the fruits of our research are made available for private firms to adapt into commercially viable products.