Sentence examples similar to Adapted to its changing needs from inspiring English sources

In the Capsule Tower, detachable spaces intended to be apartments or studios were installed on a concrete core, allowing the building to adapt to its changing needs.

After reaching a critical volume of several cubic millimeters, a growing tumor becomes increasingly depleted of oxygen and nutrients, and needs to adapt to its changing microenvironment.

"We found that technology was best to respond to this need for information – it's flexible, responsive and can be adapted to meet changing needs and contexts".

Over the years, airfoils have been adapted to meet changing needs.

An NPU could be adapted to meet changing needs with software downloaded from the Internet.

They are also flexible and may be adapted to the changing needs of decision makers.

Following the introduction of ART in Ethiopia, Malawi, South Africa and Zambia in 2004/5, CHBC programmes adapted to the changing needs of HIV-infected and affected individuals and families.

And that meant sharing more information with them.Siemens too has had to adapt to the changing needs of its customers, as several of its markets have fundamentally changed over the past decade.

Fans may barely give them a thought, but these products are continually being tweaked to adapt to changing needs, tight budgets and growing safety concerns.

These integrated global platforms are good for efficiency and consistency, but slow to adapt to changing needs because of their complexity.

Fallon said the current defence estate which made up 2% of the UK land mass – or an area three times the size of Greater London – needed to adapt to changing needs.