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	(From adapt and from the L. ''adaptare''). A characteristic of living beings through which they are able to survive when their environment changes. Compatibility between a structure and its environment. Without entering into the debate concerning the meaning of the terms [[structure]] and [[environment]] , we note in passing that:		(From adapt and from the L. ''adaptare''). A characteristic of living beings through which they are able to survive when their environment changes. Compatibility between a structure and its environment. Without entering into the debate concerning the meaning of the terms [[structure]] and [[environment]], we note in passing that:

	1) the development of a structure in interaction with its environment is termed growing a.;		1) the development of a structure in interaction with its environment is termed growing a.;

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	~~'''Bold text'''~~(From adapt and from the L. ''adaptare''). A characteristic of living beings through which they are able to survive when their environment changes. Compatibility between a structure and its environment. Without entering into the debate concerning the meaning of the terms [[structure]] and [[environment]] , we note in passing that:		(From adapt and from the L. ''adaptare''). A characteristic of living beings through which they are able to survive when their environment changes. Compatibility between a structure and its environment. Without entering into the debate concerning the meaning of the terms [[structure]] and [[environment]] , we note in passing that:

	1) the development of a structure in interaction with its environment is termed growing a.;		1) the development of a structure in interaction with its environment is termed growing a.;

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	1) the development of a structure in interaction with its environment is termed growing a.;		1) the development of a structure in interaction with its environment is termed growing a.;

	2) in stable a. a structure may remain more or less invariant, but will tend to destructure (*destructuring) as the environment changes;		2) in stable a. a structure may remain more or less invariant, but will tend to destructure ( see [[destructuring]]) as the environment changes;

	3) in decreasing a., the structure tends to become isolated from its environment and, correlatively, the differentiation of its internal elements increases;		3) in decreasing a., the structure tends to become isolated from its environment and, correlatively, the differentiation of its internal elements increases;
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	(From adapt and from the L. ''adaptare''). A characteristic of living beings through which they are able to survive when their environment changes. Compatibility between a structure and its environment. Without entering into the debate concerning the meaning of the terms [[structure]] and [[environment]] , we note in passing that:		[[File:adattamento.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|image by Futura]]
			'''Bold text'''(From adapt and from the L. ''adaptare''). A characteristic of living beings through which they are able to survive when their environment changes. Compatibility between a structure and its environment. Without entering into the debate concerning the meaning of the terms [[structure]] and [[environment]] , we note in passing that:

	1) the development of a structure in interaction with its environment is termed growing a.;		1) the development of a structure in interaction with its environment is termed growing a.;
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	3) in decreasing a., the structure tends to become isolated from its environment and, correlatively, the differentiation of its internal elements increases;		3) in decreasing a., the structure tends to become isolated from its environment and, correlatively, the differentiation of its internal elements increases;

	4) in cases where non-adaptation occurs, two variants can be observed: a) situations of decreasing a. either through isolation from or deterioration of the environment; and b) situations of surpassing an environment that has become insufficient for maintaining interactive relationships. Every growing a. leads to a progressive modification of both the structure and its environment and, in that sense, entails the new surpassing the old ~~(*)~~. Finally, in a closed system, the disarticulation of structure and environment is produced.		4) in cases where non-adaptation occurs, two variants can be observed: a) situations of decreasing a. either through isolation from or deterioration of the environment; and b) situations of surpassing an environment that has become insufficient for maintaining interactive relationships. Every growing a. leads to a progressive modification of both the structure and its environment and, in that sense, entails [[the new surpassing the old]]. Finally, in a closed system, the disarticulation of structure and environment is produced.
	In general terms, N.H. favors personal and social conducts of growing a., while questioning conformity and non-adaptation.		In general terms, N.H. favors personal and social conducts of growing a., while questioning conformity and non-adaptation.

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(From adapt and from the L. ''adaptare''). A characteristic of living beings through which they are able to survive when their environment changes. Compatibility between a structure and its environment. Without entering into the debate concerning the meaning of the terms [[structure]] and [[environment]] , we note in passing that:

1) the development of a structure in interaction with its environment is termed growing a.;

2) in stable a. a structure may remain more or less invariant, but will tend to destructure (*destructuring) as the environment changes;

3) in decreasing a., the structure tends to become isolated from its environment and, correlatively, the differentiation of its internal elements increases;

4) in cases where non-adaptation occurs, two variants can be observed: a) situations of decreasing a. either through isolation from or deterioration of the environment; and b) situations of surpassing an environment that has become insufficient for maintaining interactive relationships. Every growing a. leads to a progressive modification of both the structure and its environment and, in that sense, entails the new surpassing the old (*). Finally, in a closed system, the disarticulation of structure and environment is produced.
In general terms, N.H. favors personal and social conducts of growing a., while questioning conformity and non-adaptation.

[[it: adattamento]]
[[es: adaptación]]
[[category: Dictionary of New Humanism]]