adaptability

adaptable | American Dictionary

adaptable
adjective
us/əˈdæp·tə·bəl/
able or willing to change:
He’s pretty adaptable, and change doesn’t bother him.

Examples of adaptable

adaptable
That older people are resilient, adaptable and active agents in achieving a ' good life ' is clearly demonstrated.
This, then, will not be a study in itself, but more a list of possibilities, easily adaptable, from which individual studies could begin.
Robustness - they are adaptable to external influences rather than being resistant or overwhelmed, often exchanging energy with their environment.
It was quite simple in its use and easily adaptable to any context, mainly the fact of introducing any external equipment.
Male worms were more adaptable to the in vitro conditions than female worms, since they could be maintained longer.
Our brains are plastic in the sense of being adaptable, able to learn to operate in new ways as the environment demands.
These characteristics imply that the software must be engineered into systems which are adaptable to new situations and are easy to maintain.
Moreover, expert systems are not adaptable to changes.
I am also interested to explore the creation of a library useful for all string instruments, when the techniques are adaptable.
Its adaptable control tables are easy to customize for special applications or for turnkey operation.
Both are adaptable across languages and may be distinct features of morphological awareness in relation to vocabulary acquisition.
If so, the algorithm presented here should be adaptable to other languages.
The infills are shorter life, user determined and adaptable.
Societies are either infinitely adaptable or hopelessly at the mercy of an unpredictable environment.
This is essential in order to provide the system with adaptable behaviour to face unknown events.
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