Sentence examples for a system to adapt from inspiring English sources

Self-adaptivity is the capability of a system to adapt itself dynamically to achieve its goals.

Anticipation allows a system to adapt to conditions that have not yet come to be, either externally to the system or internally.

Apparently, social innovation requires expertise in the system at hand but the social innovator must be able to transcend existing wisdom to push a system to adapt new models (Mumford and Moertl 2003).

The ability of a system to adapt itself to perturbations due to internal and external agents, to aging, to wear, to environmental changes is one of the driving forces of evolution.

Today, many of the engineered systems are comprised of a large number of components that interact with each other and have the ability to exhibit emergent behavior thus enabling a system to adapt to changing environments.

A scalable monitoring system is one which lacks components which act as a bottleneck, single points of failure and supports component auto detection, frequent membership change, distributed configuration and management, or other features that allow a system to adapt to elasticity.

The potential of a biological system to adapt to a given environment is a key characteristic, measurements of which shed light on a critical aspect of the process of evolution.

Sensor interoperability refers to "the ability of a biometric system to adapt to the raw data obtained from a variety of sensors" [18].

The large number of diverse transporters and genes involved in chemotaxis, motility and quorum sensing suggested that the bacterium may utilize a complex system to adapt to different environments.

Creating time and space for learning and reflection is necessary for a complex adaptive system to adapt to and plan for change.

The device is composed by a rotating disk with a surface manufactured that simulates the tracer particles and by an alignment system to adapt the calibrator to different focal lengths and beam angles.