Word: adaptibility
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...accounted for 36 percent of the team’s goals on the season, was afforded few chances by the clean and cagey Clarkson defensive corps. Limited to only two man-advantage opportunities on the evening, none of which came in the quiet first period, the Crimson had to adapt and find ways to score at even strength...
Many of the stories were less effective for me, such as the titular story, but this is partly a matter of personal taste. It is easy to see its appeal to another audience, particularly a younger one. “Lantern Sentai,” an attempt to adapt Green Lantern to a Tokyo anime style didn’t hit my spot, but Manga fans might rejoice at the Studio Kaiju production...
According to Steinberg, world events have forced Hillel to adapt that mission in recent years, and the changes in its managerial structure have been designed to reflect that...
...country's 64 provinces. Most worrisome of all, the increased poultry sales and mass travel that mark the coming Tet Lunar New Year festival (beginning Feb. 9) are the perfect ingredients for an explosive rise in infections?and every infection gives the H5N1 virus the opportunity to further adapt to humans. "If something is going to cook, Tet is when it's going to happen," says Dr. Robert Webster, an avian-flu expert at the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis...
Moreover, John Paul's very public health woes may prompt the Cardinals to push his successor to impose a mechanism to avoid another pontificate slowed by illness. Ratzinger, who has sought ways to adapt church governance for modern times, might be willing to agree to an age limit and pass on the job after a few years. --By Jeff Israely