adaptiveness

• “Nor can I regard myself as an exception, since, owing to a certain kind of adaptiveness in me, a sense of being at home wherever grass grows, I am in a way a native too.”

  A Shepherd's Life Impressions of the South Wiltshire Downs

• “The advantage of network organizations is their adaptiveness and capacity to innovate when faced with change and uncertainty. . .”

  Forbes: Dear CEO: They're Just Not That Into You

• “Diversity and adaptiveness generate viability and resilience - of the capitalist system as a whole.”

  Doubts about Planning, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

• “Humans are humans, and modern humans, regardless of their inventiveness and adaptiveness, are not all that different from when they moved from the Eastern African plains.”

  Dennis Wingo - Why Space? Why Now? - NASA Watch

• “He attributes American resilience and adaptiveness to our inventive, entrepreneurial culture, a welcoming immigration policy and first-rate system of higher education.”

  Will Marshall: To Fix Our Country, We Need to Fix Our Politics First

• “To advocates of the counterinsurgency strategy that General Odierno has, in part, come to symbolize, the learning curve might highlight the military's adaptiveness.”

  The Huffington Post: Rory O'Connor: Obama and the Military-Media Complex

• “Once men came from Earth to test their strength and adaptiveness on a harsh new world - now the progress of mankind had passed Mars by, and she had become a second-class planet, her Mars-born humans only dead-end mutations.”

  Born Under Mars, a 1967 novel by John Brunner

• “We\'re about to see whether he has the perceptiveness, the creativity, and the adaptiveness to come up with a new way of fighting his enemies, suited to the new realities. ”

  We're About to Learn Something Important about Obama

• “This case study focuses on the adaptability (or adaptiveness) of the traditional Inuit economy in Nunavut in a (presumed) time of climate-induced ecological instability.”

  Climate change impacts on Canadian Inuit in Nunavut

• “Inuit, whether Nunavummiut, Alaskan, or Kalaallit, have shown adaptiveness in the face of the incredibly rapid change in their cultural environment as they have passed through successive stages of colonization in just six or seven decades.”

  Climate change impacts on Canadian Inuit in Nunavut

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