Not exact matches
The
nature of verification would have to be
changed to
accommodate them.
«Instead of acknowledging that it may be our responsibility to
accommodate ourselves to
nature, we choose to
change our perception of
nature,» he noted.
Mother
Nature's rules about animals can not be
changed; they must be
accommodated.
The study, published in
Nature Climate
Change, estimates that global tourism — including transportation, accommodations, activities, food consumption, and all the energy and infrastructure required to
accommodate visitors — produced about 4.5 billion tons of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2013.
Whether it was
accommodating this need based on a
changing industry, demographics or the
nature of their business models, many companies are struggling with this issue.
So while technology will keep
changing (and human
nature won't), resumes will keep
changing shape accordingly — to
accommodate it.