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1. Adaptability is essential to survival in a changing environment.

2. In the current climate of change, adaptability is vital.

3. Adaptability is a necessary quality in an ever-changing work environment.

4. The adaptability of wool is one of its great attractions.

5. That apparent change of attitude reflects Sangster's adaptability.

6. The arrow represents a plausible evolutionary tendency of adaptability.

7. But his adaptability did not apply to his tenets, merely to his instinct for self-preservation.

8. By adaptability I mean the ability of a system to continue to function in the face of an uncertain or unknown environment.

9. This procedure does not allow for adaptability, essential for applications such as process control, which must change as conditions fluctuate.

10. Corresponding to this economics of adaptability components there is an economics of stability and instability in biological systems.

11. The high motivation, skills and adaptability of the new arrivals create social tensions that will be expressed in economic jealousy.

12. This is due to the fact that adaptability components correlate to forms of stability and instability in dynamical descriptions.

13. Principal among these is the adaptability and security that results from diversity.

14. The greater our adaptability the wider our sphere of influence.

15. It was partly a gift for adaptability, partly a sense of fun or interest that he brought to any situation.

16. This is an acceptable mode of adaptability for micro-organisms since these are fast growing.

17. Its adaptability means that it can survive at high altitudes, in semi-arid areas, and in rocky areas as well as in forests.

18. The unique feature of human adaptability, emphasized by Tinbergen, is the cultural transmission of information between generations.

19. Where were the important elements: inventiveness, initiative, adaptability, intellectual curiosity, sensitivity, confidence, determination?

20. Adaptability is the core of Adaptation Theory.

21. A network, or society, of very simpleminded decision-making centers like these formed an organism that exhibited remarkable agility and adaptability.

22. For it to go beyond elementary provisions would be to lose elasticity and adaptability.

23. The man had survived in his pursuit of a political career by mingling adaptability with discretion.

24. Other desirable qualifications for employment interviewers include good communications skills, a desire to help people, office skills, and adaptability.

25. But the Commission is also a direct participant in fostering the necessary adaptability in the labour market.

26. In an age of rapidly-changing methods and technology, perception and adaptability are prime requisites for a successful applicant for employment.

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27. An attractive plant which can be grown by the aquarist with ease because of its ready adaptability to most conditions.

28. Superficially, this is a sign of the continued buoyant growth and adaptability of football as the world's most popular sport.

29. The chimpanzee is highly mobile and semi-terrestrial, showing great adaptability to a wide range of woodlands.

30. The course will develop a range of competences required by employers, together with the skills of versatility, adaptability and organisation.