Oh, I'm very adaptable to circumstances.

Is agriculture adapted to that?

We have a brain for one reason and one reason only, and that's to produce adaptable and complex movements.

Natural selection is the only process that creates organisms better adapted to their local environment.

And inside the sphere with me is an intensified camera that's about as sensitive as a fully dark adapted human eye, albeit a little fuzzy.

The web of contracts, however, can also be understood as complex adaptive market systems, which encompass the state and family relations as well.

It is our hope that the results of its activity will enable the United Nations to reach the fiftieth anniversary of its founding as a renewed and energetically developing Organization adapted to the realities of the contemporary world.

Such an approach requires incorporating psychology, anthropology, sociology, history, physics, biology, mathematics, computer science, and other disciplines that study complex adaptive systems.

34. In paragraph 10 of resolution 47 199, the General Assembly reaffirmed that funds and programmes of the United Nations should harmonize their cycles and adapt them to national budget cycles, plans and strategies.

Our research is adapted to the particular requirements of our area, and is linked to the very extensive developments in Israel in the use of water resources and in processes of desalination of sea water and brackish water in the desert.

16. Mr. TANG Guangting (China) said that the Committee on Contributions had inevitably reached the conclusion that the only way to calculate assessments more closely in line with the 22 Member States apos capacity to pay would be to develop a new scale of assessments.

In that respect and specifically concerning democracy Gabon, which was one of the very first African countries to return to political pluralism, has been making an effort for several years now to establish new institutions adapted to democratic rules and to promote the emergence of a genuine state of law.

The web of contracts, however, can also be understood as complex adaptive market systems, which encompass the state and family relations as well. To understand China s socialist market economy, it is essential to examine systematically these different forms of contracts and their institutional structures.

Since 1995, in cooperation with the Training and Evaluation Service of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, this training has been provided through self paced correspondence courses, originally in the form of printed course booklets but now also on CD or as online downloads.