adaptability
adaptiveness

Such adaptability is the intention of the changes at international level.

Sun's genius as a company, in fact, has always been its adaptability.

This kind of adaptability is important as buildings change uses.

A similar strategy can be used to enhance human adaptability.

That and better adaptability than any other of her clone.

But the record makes clear how fundamental is adaptability in the Japanese success.

The issue was not only location but also adaptability of layout.

That garden has become for us a symbol of our adaptability.

One other significant advantage of the 4-4 defense is its flexibility and adaptability.

On the contrary, the system's adaptability is one of its great strengths.

On the other hand, the adaptability pillar, which is a little more difficult to understand, has not been as successful.

We can at least find out if there's any adaptability written into it."

This kind of adaptability is a major advantage over traditional robots.

As with wildlife species, the key to survival may be adaptability.

The company's adaptability has won it high praise among management experts.

The good thing about being human is our adaptability.

But their defenses could not be more different, and that reflects the adaptability of each man.

Adaptability is essential in this sector where methods change so much.

It is known for its adaptability and rapidity of growth.

There simply is no limit to growth other than human adaptability and creativity.

Adaptability: Calls for the service to meet the assistance needs of older adults.

Early on, the shipyard showed the adaptability that would make the difference.

He had ample respect for the ace's power and adaptability.

There is a certain universality and adaptability among its secret power.

For example, benefit may mean a special adaptability of the land or a relief from some burden.