Sentence examples for a more adaptable from inspiring English sources

But the architects recognized that playing with verticality would give the structures a more adaptable and sustainable life.

Piaget improved upon Gestalt notions by suggesting a thought structure of a more adaptable nature one that becomes more differentiated and intuitive with experience.

The rewards are tremendously fulfilling, and in the end you will become a more adaptable and globally minded citizen of the world.

At one time the gramophone was used extensively by puppeteers, and more recently the tape recorder has provided a more adaptable means of accompanying a puppet performance with music and other sound effects.

While Volvo is looking at replacing people on the streets, rivals Mercedes-Benz, Toyota and others have been replacing robots with a more adaptable alternative, people, on its production lines.

In the same way, Factory 2050 will use advanced robotics which can be moved around quickly to create a more adaptable factory, said Ben Morgan, who is leading the development of the new centre.

These bathroom vanities are a bit more adaptable to a wide variety of homes, since they can fit into a room without taking too much attention, whereas typical traditional style vanity will look out of place in an ultra-modern setting.

The barred owl, a bigger, more adaptable bird with a broader diet than the flying squirrels and the wood rats that spotted owls prefer, has expanded its range westward in the past century, and it is now a more common resident than spotted owls in many Northwest forests.

More vets in the workplace means a stronger, more adaptable workforce -- and a stronger, more adaptable America.

This allows for a much more adaptable system, but it unfortunately is still a rather complex problem requiring a lot of compute.

"Working with people with dementia, you have to be a lot more adaptable and more creative.