Sentences with phrase «of adaptability»

Good communication and computer skills; ability to work independently or as part of a team to meet project deadlines; multicultural awareness with a high level of adaptability in corporate office setting.

This allows for a degree of adaptability in your attempts to remain unseen in crowds or evade angry city guards.

But a strong perception about the lack of adaptability in the lab and academic setting, work ethics (perhaps too extreme), and the requisite long hours seem to be large factors.

Though methinks perhaps it also may be due in part to the drivers / writers lack of adaptability when driving a fully sorted US Pony Car capable of giving an M3 / 4 a good scare on their paved little goat trails not to mention the current crop of EVO testers lacking all around driving skills as well.

Therefore, going hand in hand with my point about the importance of curiosity and a customer focus, comes the soft skill of adaptability; moving with the times and staying eager to grow your skills and knowledge alongside digital transformations.

Computer games have had an element of adaptability for decades, says Julian Togelius at the IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Indeed, this work explains much of the adaptability of human learning and shows why adults, as well, can learn many new things.

International Experience: Expressed an astute attitude of adaptability when exposed to culturally diverse or foreign

So it will offer the same kind of adaptability already available in VAG's luxury SUVs.

Nor is it because Christianity has lost anything of its power to attract: on the contrary, everything I am about to say goes to prove its extraordinary power of adaptability and mastery.

«In terms of adaptability to Arsenal's style, he has all the qualities.

To be the marvelous organ of adaptability that it is, the brain must constantly remodel itself, storing new memories and mastering new lessons.

Congress intended the term to refer to the basic features of adaptability within the individual units.

MJ Ryan, author of AdaptAbility: How to Survive Change You Didn't Ask For, shares her thoughts on breaking up:

Fixed - layout epubs lose much of their adaptability but still recognise the device and app they are displayed with.

That combined experience has helped to develop a strong sense of adaptability to any working environment.

p. 217), the diversity of possible scenarios in family law dictates that courts maintain a flexible standard of judicial discretion which does not artificially limit the adaptability of the

Windows is Windows mainly because of its adaptability on different systems and its openness towards third - party programs.

Instead, they combine their wide - but - not - deep knowledge with a good bit of Google - fu and a whole lot of adaptability.

Jeff Boss is cofounder of Chaos Advantage, author of two books, founding team member of the SEAL Future Fund, cofounder of The Adaptability Metric, and former 13 - year Navy SEAL where his top awards included four Bronze Stars with valor and two Purple Hearts.

Broadly, organizations in all sectors should continue to be aware of the adaptability of ransomware and modify their cybersecurity strategies as the threat evolves.

But there is in fact a long tradition of adaptability in Marian imagery, which «implies a degree of freedom of interpretation on the viewer's part,» writes Melissa Katz in the exhibition catalog.

The story and foods of Cajun (a corruption of the word Acadian) folk are a triumph of adaptability over adversity and poverty.

Whilst the majority of Porto's contemporaries are nowhere near as stable (there have at the time of writing already been close to one hundred player departures from next season's sixteen Primeira Liga participants), there is a discernible culture of adaptability that, whilst not unique to the game in Portugal, is rarely seen outside of South America.

In need of an energy boost and a healthy dose of adaptability, Franklin looked to Moorhead.

Considering the development of adaptability as an important task of childhood, setting different expectations at a grandparent's house provides yet another opportunity for children to adapt to various environments.

The biggest lesson learned has been the need of adaptability and flexibility; we can expect this, at least, to feature heavily.

But when it comes to conservation, a bee living on a volcano may be more a cause for caution than a hopeful sign of adaptability.

And, like these microorganisms, he is a marvel of adaptability and innovation.»

THE Denisovans, mysterious cousins of the Neanderthals, occupied a vast realm stretching from the chill expanse of Siberia to the steamy tropical forests of Indonesia — suggesting the third human of the Pleistocene displayed a level of adaptability previously thought to be unique to modern humans.

That range of adaptability we hope will lead to new insights about ice deformation, in particular by combining analysis of different responses and seeing how they compete at different timescales,» said Christine McCarthy, the study's lead author.

Such summers are a true test of our adaptability to rising temperatures.»

Study finds a window of adaptability in newly formed brain cells; may lead to stem cell therapies for neurodegenerative disorders

They even have influence over the DNA in your cell nuclei, and change and evolve during your lifetime, giving you an unexpected source of adaptability to cope with a world in flux.

That was 30 years ago and I was young and doubtful of my adaptability.

Overall though there is this common feeling that online lessons are often made as the instructor deems fit and not from the angle of adaptability by the students.

«A journey that can be documented and visibly presented to future employers who are crying out for people who show evidence of adaptability and confidence in what they might offer a team or project.»

The organization boasts of its adaptability compared to both traditional and alternative charter schools, highlighting the advantages of online education in time flexibility, socialization, curriculum, and individual learning (K12 Inc. 2017).

Generally, eLearning vendor companies have high level of adaptability with their client processes.

The route from Palma de Mallorca in the Mediterranean to Antigua in the Caribbean forged an extreme level of adaptability at an age when most kids were getting their kicks playing video games.

When you're looking for a work vehicle that offers the kind of adaptability tradespeople and small business owners need, you can stop your search with the Ford Transit van.

Unlike a dedicated sports car, the XK's harmonious blend of performance and luxury provides a substantial measure of adaptability.

These dogs are paragons of adaptability, and for whatever reason (oh if I only knew!)

What makes this controller even more impressive is the level of adaptability Microsoft has incorporated into the design which allows gamers with limited mobility to customise the Adaptive Controller in a range of ways through external input support for devices like «PDP's One - Handed Joystick for the Xbox Adaptive Controller, Logitech's Extreme 3D Pro Joystick, and Quadstick's Game Controller.»

«Part of the genius of the common law is its mix of adaptability and consistency,» notes Cato.

«The findings also indicate a new level of adaptability amid a competitive market for legal work.