| For the bigger R Profi and Combi wagons, maximum stability as well as adaptiveness are required. |
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| Personal skills like foreign language competence, team-player-abilities and adaptiveness are important, too. |
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| The characteristics of ecosystems include diversity, adaptiveness, interconnectedness, resilience, and regenerative capacity. |
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| While forest species must maintain present adaptiveness to the current environment, the future of the species may depend on sufficient variability to adapt to future environments. |
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| From these characteristics of earth system transformation, the author derives four core principles of earth system governance: credibility, stability, adaptiveness, and inclusiveness. |
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| Overall, the public service ethic stands for stability, whereas reform and management theories favour innovation, flexibility, adaptiveness and change. |
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| When considering the development of a generic model to facilitate implementation of CPGs, ensuring adequate flexibility and adaptiveness within each model phase or component must accommodate this complexity. |
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| This is being achieved through the commitment, participation, collaboration and adaptiveness of forest stakeholders, and has earned Canada international recognition as a practical model of sustainable forest management. |
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| The adaptiveness dealt with will enable to offer to the patient-player a gameplay evolving according to his abilities and offering the best suited activities to his physiotherapy level based on educational models. |
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| We've taken and leveraged our skill and knowledge of community retailing, cultural adaptiveness, and our remote market logistics to grow around the world. |
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| However, greater flexibility and adaptiveness alone will not enable La Poste group to close the profit gap with its competitors or allow it to match their investment capability. |
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| What approaches have been used to enhance the organizational adaptiveness of think tanks in dynamic policy environments, and what have been the outcomes in terms of their performance and effectiveness? |
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| With female adaptiveness she fell in with his humour, and looked at the world through his eyes. |
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| He has often been challenged by biologists and ethologists, notably Richard Dawkins, who are more impressed by selection's adaptiveness than its conservatism. |
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