Exemplos de uso de Capacity for adaptation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Capacity for adaptation to new situations(biological theory of intelligence);
Language considered bizarre and exotic by some, andit is thanks to its flexibility and capacity for adaptation that.
Despite their capacity for adaptation, the children often suffer and find it difficult to trust others.
Everything suggests that we are dealing witha very unstable mosquito, with considerable capacity for adaptation to new habitats and geographical areas.
The innovation in APS represents the capacity for adaptation, of the development of a culture of excellent and of continuous improvement in search of quality.
However, evolving on the frontier between order and chaos, between structure and surprise,may expose us to risks that a civilized society should seek to reduce by investing in our capacity for adaptation.
Integration is also multi-faceted, demanding a capacity for adaptation from a wide variety of actors including immigrants themselves.
Stress can be positive, necessary and stimulating when it occurs within the physiological and psychological limits of an organism; however,when stress exceeds an individual's capacity for adaptation, it can cause disease.
In the last 150 years,Ahlstrom has shown its capacity for adaptation and creation of new business opportunities, which has contributed to its success.
We must use all means of action on the ground,get society enthusiastically involved, and adapt to our own society's capacity for adaptation, because we must not let our welfare suffer.
Its great capacity for adaptation to our specific training needs in Argentina, both in the initial stages and when these requirements have emerged as the tool is used more and more.
Life in common, seen especially as an experience and witness of communion,develops the capacity for adaptation(96) permitting a response to different forms of activity.
It is possible that children with chronic diseases, which include children with cardiac disease, are challenged to develop a Sense of Coherence earlier than healthy children, by experiences that derive from the disease andrequire a great capacity for adaptation.
We are faced with a transnational crime that is highly changeable, with a large capacity for adaptation, and for which a concerted response is required," Sánchez said.
Although this species has not yet been implicated as a vector for arboviruses in Brazil, it could become a bridge between the forest andurban cycles of yellow fever or other arboviruses, because of its capacity for adaptation to different environments.
The group present in Davao likewise manifested a diver-sity of cultures, capacity for adaptation and collabora- tion appropriate for persons imbued with the sense of fraternity and the spirit of work.
The University of California in Berkeley, for example, has pitched in to the project OceanStore,conceived according to the principles of introspective computing that intends to give information technology systems the capacity for adaptation and operational continuity in case of errors in the servers or system crashes.
Commercial and technical flexibility:The report underlines the capacity for adaptation and scalability of EDICOM solutions in developing medium to large-sized B2B solutions and their technical ability to adapt the technology platform to the constant changes going on in electronic invoicing in almost all continents.
These strategies can be supported with the implementation of resilient farming practices that are able to increase the capacity for adaptation to the climatic conditions, including extreme situations of drought.
Thus, the targets identified in the SDG, such as improving the efficiency of global resources in consumption and in production, with efforts to dissociate economic growth from environmental degradation by 2030, and to reduce the proportion of young people without employment, education or qualification by 2020,are essential for strengthening of the population's capacity for adaptation and resilience, and that of the economy of the region.
Of the group present at the meeting,I would say that it manifested a diversity of cultures, capacity for adaptation and collaboration appropriate for persons who are deeply imbued with the sense of brotherhood and spirit of work.
Nevertheless, because of his determination and lust for life, Rui approached the challenge as a learning experience,demonstrating an enormous capacity for adaptation in order to incorporate a culture both formal and demanding.
And I take good note of what was said by a liberal President-in-Office of the Council with regard to the Barcelona Summit: social cohesion,the defence of the European social model, the capacity for adaptation and dialogue with social partners; I believe that that defines the route we must take.
Social transformations, economic, political and technological change that have occurred in recent years, established a dynamic and complex environment,where the adoption of strategies that provide a great capacity for adaptation, especially on the part of public institutions, promotes more efficient management has been a subject of concern to managers.
The Commission also presented its proposed employment guidelines for 1999, which retained the four priorities for 1998 increasing capacity for vocational integration; developing business spirit;increasing the capacity for adaptation of firms and their staff; improving policies for equal opportunities for men and women.
Children have greater capacities for adaptation and functional recovery but apparently similar prognoses for replant survival.
Finally, I hope that the boldness and brilliance of our European manufacturers will enable them to submit to this political compromise,proving once again their huge capacity for technological adaptation.
Thanks for your help! About 10,000 species of birds inhabit our planet. They have a fascinating capacity for environmental adaptation, and mark a presence in almost all terrestrial ecosystems, including in the urban environment.