Sentences with phrase «rapidly adapt to changing»

We hypothesize that unisexual reproduction is a hypermutagenic process that generates genetic diversity de novo and that the resulting progeny can thereby more rapidly adapt to changing environments than cells produced asexually by mitosis.

In today's marketing world, when companies need to rapidly adapt to changing buyer - centric communication, Sangram finds comfort in all things technology to keep pace with this challenge.

Established industry players are largely ill - equipped to rapidly adapt to changing environments, though they are all too often delusional in believing that they can.

Johnsongrass can rapidly adapt to changes in climate, soil, surrounding organisms, and agriculture in ways not previously observed in other plants, making it an important model system to explore the underpinnings of weediness.

A creative problem solver who rapidly adapts to changing demands and seeks the most positive end result.

Not exact matches

The truth is they can't — unless they're willing to adapt to the rapidly changing retail landscape.

In a world of rapidly accelerating change, where technology threatens to remake almost every aspect of every company in every industry, how do large corporations, built for predictability and stability, adapt and innovate fast enough to survive and thrive?

«We have real areas of entrepreneurship and a dominant tech sector, and our companies adapt the most rapidly to changing conditions.»

In a rapidly evolving and volatile media landscape, Harvard Business Publishing is constantly spearheading change and adapting to meet the needs of our customers.

At the same time, natural uncertainty requires us to be flexible to adapt to circumstances that can change rapidly.

The Juice and Smoothie Production industry has grown steadily over the last five years as mobile juice trucks have adapted to the rapidly changing consumer preferences and lifestyle.

The Juice and Smoothie Production industry has grown steadily over the last five years and have adapted to the rapidly changing consumer preferences and lifestyle.

Organizations today are severely lacking in understanding how ecosystems are rapidly changing and how to adapt.

Dave is credited with helping transform the bank's retail division and introduce new technology that has enabled RBC to adapt and evolve to rapidly - changing consumer demands.

I saw then, and am even more convinced now, that the publishing industry was rapidly changing, and that most publishing companies in the world were not properly adapting to these changes.

It will have to learn to adapt much faster to accomodate the changes that are happening so much more rapidly now.

If their environment were to change rapidly they could all die off but there is a change that offspring may mutate genetically to adapt to that change and so on for millions of years.

Nurturing their exploration is crucial for the human species to innovate, evolve, and adapt to a rapidly changing environment.

Climate change amplifies existing risks to our natural resources by forcing plants and animals to adapt rapidly to a changing environment.

Our communities are changing more rapidly than our capacity to adapt and acquire new skills and habits.

The training was heralded on the US Army Africa website as building an «increased ability [in] both Ugandan and American Soldiers to adapt to rapidly changing conditions» that the Army hopes will lead to «greater understanding and perhaps even friendship» between the two military forces.

The services and information Dutchess County OCIS provides to residents is paramount in a day and age where technology is rapidly evolving and we must find new and innovative ways to adapt to change.

«The potential for the organisms to evolve in response to a rapidly changing environment is often downplayed, even though very few studies have examined the extent to which species might adapt,» said Michael Logan, who recently received a Ph.D. from Dartmouth College and is now a postdoctoral fellow at the National Science Foundation.

An ornithologist at the University of Rhode Island who studies the physiological changes that birds undergo to migrate has found that the capacity of a bird's gut to change with environmental conditions is a primary limiting factor in their ability to adapt to the rapidly changing climate.

An ornithologist who studies the physiological changes that birds undergo to migrate has found that the capacity of a bird's gut to change with environmental conditions is a primary limiting factor in their ability to adapt to the rapidly changing climate.

As the Arctic warms, researchers are scrambling to predict whether the walrus can adapt to its rapidly changing home.

Thus, protecting and maintaining the genetic integrity of native species is important for a species» ability to be resilient and better adapt to a rapidly changing climate.

It has been speculated that such heterogeneous production of signaling molecules could be advantageous for the whole population because it allows for a division of labor between signal producers and non-producers, or because the creation of phenotypic diversification provides greater evolutionary flexibility and enables populations to adapt more rapidly to environmental change.

The ability of invasive plants to rapidly adapt to local climates — and potentially to climate change — may be a key factor in how quickly they spread.

«As parents we will need to keep adapting to a changing culture and rapidly evolving technologies, and it's our job to protect our child's most important relationships and learning experiences while not driving ourselves crazy with guilt for every bit of screen time our child gets,» says Jenny Radesky, a pediatrician at Boston University Medical Center.

In addition to rapidly reducing greenhouse gas emissions, it is essential that we develop strategies to adapt to ongoing changes and make communities more resilient to future changes.

«The results of these studies and the genetic tools developed in the course of these studies are helping to dissect how evolution occurs on a contemporary (rather than geological) scale and why some species are more likely to adapt to a rapidly changing world,» said Diane Nacci, a research biologist at EPA and coauthor on both papers.

Rapidly changing viromes would have signaled an «arms race» in which threatened bacteria were adapting to survive phage attacks, and the phages were adapting to avoid bacterial defenses.

Scientists know that sex allows genes to mix, allowing populations to quickly evolve and adapt to changing environments, including rapidly evolving parasites.

We will explore how the malaria parasite can adapt to a changing environment, and how rapidly that happens.

This is true, but misleading - humanity evolved as an obligate omnivore, able to adapt rapidly to changes in diet.

Your body adapts most rapidly to extreme changes in environment.

We want to know not only what is happening, but also how you, your company and your community can best adapt to rapidly changing conditions.

Now there's Scott Cooper's old - school yet wholly relevant «Hostiles,» starring Christian Bale, a majestically shot slow - burning epic that's convincingly set in the 1890s West, a trigger - happy period in which a rapidly changing America was forced to not only acknowledge how terrible it had treated Native Americans but figure out how to adapt to a different world.

The education sector is rapidly changing and adapting to new technologies.

Many of these studies list dozens of skills, so I tried to pull out the ones that business leaders told me were the most important skills needed to adapt to a rapidly changing world.

All parties involved in virtual education must embrace different learning styles (digital and otherwise) and support each other to adapt to this rapidly changing world of online learning.

In today's rapidly changing world, the ability to adapt to changes and seize new opportunities is more important than ever.

Change is the only constant and that certainly holds true for the retail industry that continues to evolve rapidly, resulting in the need for employees to constantly learn, adapt, and evolve.

In an uncertain and rapidly changing world, Charles Fadel, founder of the Center for Curriculum Redesign (CCR), believes the ability «to reflect and adapt is at a premium.»

-- Charles Fadel In an uncertain and rapidly changing world, Charles Fadel, founder of the Center for Curriculum Redesign (CCR), believes the ability «to reflect and adapt is at a premium.»

Resilience: An ability to anticipate, prepare for and adapt to changing conditions and withstand, respond to, and recover rapidly from disruptions.

This shows that if publishers can learn to collaborate with authors more and adapt to the rapidly - changing industry with innovation and forward - thinking mindsets, they can turn this ship around to sail in smoother waters.

Remember, the publishing industry is changing very rapidly right now and publishers are struggling to figure out how to adapt — I hope they are at least — and I think Ms. Rusch is right when she says that adopting a new accounting method that accurately tracks e-book sales is not high on publishers» priority lists right now.

In a rapidly transforming industry the ability to innovate and adapt can require huge capital investment, expertise and change.