Sentence examples for Adaptable environment from inspiring English sources

Put another way, investors keep getting new bright-line rules whose rigid nature is structurally incapable of fulfilling what investors need, which is responses tailored to the very deal something that an adaptable environment would instead allow.

Overall, the HA-gHGP composite matrix has great promise for directing the osteogenic differentiation of MSCs by providing an adaptable environment through the spatial presentation of cell-adhesive modules.

The new room has features like movable furniture to facilitate an adaptable environment that is conducive to collaboration and active learning and movable whiteboards that are used for collaboration and to define space (students immediately began using them to section off areas of the room to work on projects).

Since a classical dish does not comply to necessary needs of cells, advanced culture techniques allowing creation of an adaptable environment have to be applied for intact development of tissues[15].

The cKASS software tool provides an easy-to-use, adaptable environment for extending and modifying existing syndrome definitions via a web-based Graphical User Interface, which does not require knowledge of complex, ontology-editing environments or semantic web standards.

Either way, the fact that the Gaia hypothesis is now built into real research programmes suggests that old-fashioned disciplines, like the Earth itself, may be pretty adaptable environments for intellectual life.

A particular focus is provided on development approaches, architectural mechanisms, and measurement metrics for building smart adaptable environments.

This tunability may make the harvesting systems incorporating a piezo-lens be adaptable to environment changes.

Adaptable to nonstructural environment, compliant joints are competent candidates for flexure fingers in humanoid robotic hands.

Special classes of asynchronous e-learning systems are the intelligent tutoring systems which represent an advanced learning and teaching environment adaptable to individual student's characteristics.

This paper describes how the multi-agent paradigm that is so prevalent in today's distributed reactive software systems can be extended to operate in a dynamically adaptable embedded system environment.