Sentences with phrase «respond to changing environments»

«We understand and can respond to the changing environments.

Many times, the interviewer wants to see how well you respond to changing environments and how fast you can think on your feet.

Photochemically, the pieces are never wholly processed; they will continue to slowly respond to the changing environments that they encounter over time.

Part of being fit means being able to quickly respond to changing environments and terrain, which in turn helps build different muscles in your body and keeps your mind sharp.

An organism has a dynamic equilibrium which allows it to assimilate and respond to a changing environment in order to preserve its unique identity.

As our stakeholders expand their families, we must be prepared to respond to this changing environment and the playground build is an ideal start.»

Wells argues that ammonites probably responded to their changing environment by retreating to deeper and deeper waters, in a desperate bid to avoid both the new, fast - moving bony fish and their newly evolved molluscan relatives, the aerobically powered octopus and squid.

Their recent study, which appears as the cover article in the May issue of Cancer Research, shows that mathematical models can be used to predict how different tumor cell populations interact with each other and respond to a changing environment.

Artificial intelligence, in contrast to normal hardware and software, enables a machine to perceive and respond to its changing environment.

Cells of the immune system respond to a changing environment by adjusting their phenotype and immune functions.

The team of scientists also note that organisms go through different developmental stages with different possibilities to respond to a changing environment.

* Are bookstores doing anything different or making new plans to respond to a changing environment?

This spring, two exhibitions — «Second Nature: Artists Respond to Our Changing Environment,» on view at Barbara Archer Gallery at the Goat Farm Arts Center through May 17 and «One Word: Plastics» at Sandler Hudson Gallery through May 31 — encourage viewers to consider humankind's role in climate change and become more thoughtful stewards of the environment.

Yet how global vegetation is responding to the changing environment is not well established.

The largest institutional investors are responding to the changed environment by slowing down their purchases.

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The dodo, «a once powerful bird,» was hit with a change in its environment and «was unable to respond,» warns the plaque, which has been handed down from one Shell scenarios head to another for the past four decades.

32:19 Shel's ability to see possibilities and respond to them in ways that help businesses get ahead of potential issues, take action, and create solutions that help the environment and create social change.

Has Modern Portfolio Theory failed to deliver over the past decade because users employ long - term averages for expected returns, volatilities and correlations that do not respond to changing market environments?

Cele states that the rebranding centres on foregrounding Hatch's understanding of its client's challenges and requirements and responding quickly with innovative solutions to those needs in an environment that is changing at an unprecedented pace.

«Responding to climate change is about doing what's right for future generations of Albertans — protecting our jobs, health and the environment.

Additionally, the smartTrade solution has significantly simplified our infrastructure, allowing us to respond to changes in the market environment much more quickly».

But we have not learned to respond to slow changes with long - term effects such as the population explosion, the increasing extinction of species and the deterioration of the environment.

The educational practice of teachers and young adolescents remaining together for two or more years, known as looping, provides a stable learning environment that supports students» developmental changes and responds to their individual needs.

Tufts Medical Center and its Floating Hospital for Children established the Office of Community Health Programs in 1992 to respond to the challenges of an increasingly complex health care delivery environment, to meet the changing needs of Tufts Medical Center's diverse patient population and to focus on public health and disease prevention.

Birds are sensitive to changes in their environment and are already responding to climate change.

An immersive, therapeutic environment can be life changing for a teen who is not responding to any other treatment options.

-- Pay more attention to the baby and respond to all his needs, be careful with the changes in the baby's environment, carry your baby in a sling, talk and communicate with him a lot.

We live in a changing world with technological advances being made at an exponential rate, and UAVs give us a safe and efficient way to collect and analyze data, assess threats to the environment, and quickly respond to emergencies.

We need to respond to new needs as well as old needs in a constantly changing environment.

Just like human fingertips, the robotic hand is equipped with numerous sensory receptors that respond to changes in the environment.

Why do these closely related and apparently ecologically similar birds respond differently to the changes in their shared local environment?

There is no doubt that some animals respond to the environment via epigenetic mechanisms, he says, but these mechanisms have evolved via genetic changes.

Climate change and recent heat waves have put agricultural crops at risk, which means that understanding how plants respond to elevated temperatures is crucial for protecting our environment and food supply.

Many cells in the BLA possess acid - sensing ion channels called ASIC1a, which respond to pH changes in the environment outside of the cell.

Those channels are strengthened as long as the amoeba continues to respond to a static environment, but if that environment changes the channels gradually break down and a new network appears as the amoeba adapts.

«The marine environment is always changing, and their population is at a point where it responds very quickly to changes in the environment.»

This includes, for example, how the atmosphere responds to increasing levels of greenhouse gases, how the gases cycle through the environment, and changes in water temperature and sea - levels.

«The next step in our research is to find the actual switch in the cell that makes it respond to the change of temperature in its environment,» said Dr Sottile.

This host - parasite relationship is a bellwether for broader changes in the environment, and understanding it could help people anticipate and respond to deadly diseases and economically devastating blights.

Emma Dunne, from the University of Birmingham's School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences, said: «This is the most comprehensive survey ever undertaken on early tetrapod evolution, and uses many newly developed techniques for estimating diversity patterns of species from fossil records, allowing us greater insights into how early tetrapods responded to the changes in their environment.»

In all species where it has been shown to delay aging and the diseases of aging, it affects the regulation of energy and the ability of cells and the organism to respond to changes in the environment as they age.»

«What we were trying to do in this study is to measure whether by doing that we have also limited the ability of the genotypes to respond to environments when they change.»

Stuck where they are, plants have to adapt to their environments, responding to stresses like drought or pests by changing how they grow.

Further experiments revealed that this part of the kinase is essential to the process that allows a bacterium to respond to its environment and change direction.

«Proteins are amazing structures that can do remarkable things,» King said, «they can respond to changes in their environment.

Because the timing of those life - history milestones can be affected by various environmental pressures, the tusks provide a way to «look directly at how the animals themselves were impacted by, and responded to, changes in their environment,» Cherney said.

• C: Create — Working together, the patient's caregiver and health providers develop a plan to prevent and respond to behavioral issues in the patient, including everything from changing the patient's activities and environment, to educating and supporting the caregiver.

«By taking a careful, modern look at an old problem, we got surprising results that change the way we think not just about heat shock, but about how cells sense and respond to their environment at the molecular level,» Drummond said.

The ROBO family of signaling proteins — best known for their role in guiding the growth of developing neurons — regulates the cytoskeleton, and may therefore help cells sense and respond to such changes in their environment.

With mere fragments of DNA, the scientists can reconstruct entire genomes of these animals to better understand how species respond to rapid changes in the environment