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descriptive of modifications or changes which take place in an organism in order to take advantage of changing circumstances. See ADAPTIVE ENZYME, ADAPTIVE RADIATION.
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The virtues Khanjari claims to have picked up during his journeys include patience, adaptiveness, friendliness and a non-materialistic outlook.
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Depending on the implementation, micro-segmentation can increase your adaptiveness in other ways as well, such as helping provide consistent security across data centers and cloud platforms," he writes.
Companies, like CCS and many construction companies that will be walking off with awards and nominations, with decades of pedigree in the construction industry ensure they're built to last and wouldn't be here today without that kind of adaptiveness, resilience, and instinct.
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In another study, it has been demonstrated that the positive emotions build personal resource repertoire over a period of time and thus increases individual adaptiveness to adversities whereas contrary to this negative affect i.e.
This tests the concept of "adaptiveness" and suggests that something else is going on.
Zhukova [7,8] determined ecological valence as a measure of adaptiveness of a species to any environmental factor, and the tolerance index is calculated for the group of factors.
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