Sentence examples for adapt a whole from inspiring English sources

Japanese Dance Company Choreographs Performance When Drones.

The toolkit can be used to adapt a whole HTA report or parts of it.

The opposite is true for H. werneckii, which can efficiently adapt to a whole range of salinities and contains an abundance of both inward and outward K+ channels.

It's a whole other thing to adapt a singer's voice and style to nursery rhymes.

For both groups, the challenge was not only in absorbing the wealth of new information, but also in adapting to a whole new way of learning and thinking.

Though it was first created for digital currency exchange, the blockchain's core concept of a decentralized, free-to-access, unchangeable public record can be adapted for a whole host of other services.

Instead, they borrow from various countries and styles and then adapt the whole to a tropical aesthetic and utility.

This pattern suggests that the driving forces that differentiate geographic population structure such as selection, climates, historical events, migration and drift may adapt the whole genome simultaneously rather than a specific region at a time.

The whole tendency, in spite of lip-service about comparing the two systems and taking what is best out of each, is to adapt the whole Federation to the French system.

This algorithm is sequentially updated, in order to adapt the whole architecture to "new" operating conditions.

The aim of the subjects's reaction towards stress is to accommodate or adapt the whole organism and parts of it, respectively, to the stressor.