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Adaptability - Increases when Processes are simplified, which in turn means they will require change less frequently.

Sperm whale poop helps fertilize algae, which in turn suck up carbon dioxide via photosynthesis.

The rays in turn decimated the bay scallop populations around North Carolina.

In time the eyes, ears and nose learn to isolate those signs and dismiss irrelevant information, in turn sharpening thinking.

Besides, after much drinking, they may share a secret or two, which in turn helps build camaraderie.

Early child development (ECD), in turn is a life long determinant of health, well-being, and learning skills.

The fear of its lurching into fundamentalist hands is in turn part of what restrains America and India.

The encouraging progress made in these areas in turn galvanized TB efforts in developed and non-poverty areas, therefore promoting balanced development of TB services across the nation.

These, in turn, have sparked correspondingly sharp rises in greenhouse gas concentrations, ozone depletion, great floods, depletion of fisheries, loss of forests, species loss.

The vendor in turn has agreements with other vendors to provide each service and share in part of the eventual payments.

Their turbines can be smaller, since not all the air is passing through them, and this in turn means they are quieter and use less fuel.

The Lee family now owns 46% of Everland, which in turn owns 13.3% of Samsung life, South Korea's biggest life insurer.

Russia, in turn, has been less belligerent towards the West.

Recycle each server in the cluster in turn, so that you always have a node running.

These changes result in a smaller number of graduates, which in turn results in a shrinking skilled workforce.

This, in turn, would negate the need for running the application servers as 64-bit JVMs.

Some Americans err in making inferences about the Chinese, who in turn take offense at their mistaken notions.

That in turn may increase the severity of tropical cyclones, which throw more water into the stratosphere.

Serbian firms, in turn, are investing in even poorer neighbours such as Bosnia, Macedonia and Montenegro. Recent deals have been in areas from agribusiness to broadcasting.

What's more, these cells are involved in an intricate hormonal loop that in turn regulates not only insulin production, but also blood sugar levels and energy metabolism.

That, in turn, predicts at any given moment which regions of the bay will wash pollutants out to sea and which will confine them to the coast.

This in turn leads to decreased support and maintenance costs.

More moisture in the air results in more snowfall which, in turn, means more polar ice... read more.

Jack orders them to drop their weapons. They in turn hold DeSalvo at gunpoint, and Jack relents in the standoff.

Once in power, their lack of cohesion led to internecine squabbles, which in turn were exploited by Mrs Gandhi, leading to Janata's downfall.

Licensed "coffee shops," in turn, have to pay taxes.

That, in turn, could create a clear legal precedent for blocking unlicensed downloads.

That, in turn, bounces the light down in a concentrated beam about a metre (3ft) wide to produce heat and drive generators.

They in turn can resell the packages or you can sell the packages and give a percentage to your charity.

This energy uncertainty in turn appears as a variability in the apparent mass of the particle.