| And some societies succeed in developing a set of institutions that makes it possible for the society to change adaptably. |
| In particular it reflects her lifelong readiness to do dutifully and adaptably the things that she and her advisers decided were expected of her, and our acceptance of that role. |
| The suite of mobile substations will be adaptably installed across Iraq for utilities and industries to deliver interim grid connections and temporary power supplies. |
| How can we take this notion even more adaptably into our lives? |
| Our mechanical equipment makes it possible for us to deliver all types of furniture components to you quickly, adaptably and individually. |
| It explains how the architecture helps automatically, adaptably plan and manage the diagnosis process. |
