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In that case , to read that information out , clearly you want to have a good wave measuring phase , and that is where this adaptive phase technique would come in . Each adaptive workstation has been set up on an accessible , motorized desktop , where the table height and monitor position can be adjusted to accommodate a wide variety of special needs . We are also studying the mechanisms of induction and the effectors of the adaptive immune protection against Shigella and how the innate immune response , dominated by strong inflammation , influences the quality of this adaptive response . The RIAs used by OMB - - some more than a decade old - - were conducted before any adaptive effects could take hold , and as a result are likely to overstate costs . This adaptive management approach to ecosystem rehabilitation requires that the ecological function of the nearshore habitat of Puget Sound be better understood . Such an approach to biology can lead to critical new insights into the mechanisms that enable organisms to perform their tasks in widely different habitats and into how these adaptive mechanisms are fabricated during evolution . The second application , which is probably even more exciting , is that we have done some recent work in the Centre for Quantum Computer Technology showing that this adaptive phase measurement is actually useful for preparing special states of light that could be applied in optical quantum computers . Due to their essential function in synaptic vesicle priming and in the modulation of synaptic strength , Munc13 proteins have emerged as key regulators of these adaptive mechanisms . Thus , supervisors may prevent play fighting , and in doing so , they eradicate this adaptive behavior ( Smith et.al . Both participants had higher than average tub height , no adaptive equipment in use at the time of evaluation and a lower than average number rugs and thresholds - but we do n't know the meaning of these characteristics in terms of contributing to fear .