"adapt changing" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in written English.
The correct form would be "adapt to change." This phrase means to adjust or modify oneself or something to fit with a new or different situation or environment. Example: In order to be successful in today's fast-paced world, one must learn to adapt to change quickly.
LG maize cultivar has a larger potential to adapt changing climate, but has a larger difficulty in improving yield because of lower tolerance of high plant density.
It may hold its ground or adapt, changing its tune to the context.
Thus while fertilization was undertaken in experimental conditions to better reflect future scenarios, genetic performance was assessed at the embryo stage with respect to the contributions of sire and dam to determine if P. indiana has the additive genetic variance required to adapt changing ocean conditions.
We can thus hypothesize that the rise of the Lmb species was followed by a long phase of asexual behaviour in order to propagate rapidly the newly-born species, without preventing expansion of TEs until sexual reproduction became prevalent with the need to diversify genotypes to adapt changing environmental conditions.
Self-adaptive applications autonomously adapt to changing contexts without asking the user.
Plasticity is thus an alternative to genetic change allowing populations to adapt to changing environmental conditions.
"We recognize we need to adapt to changing consumer orientation, but we don't think it means changing overnight".
"A cognitive radio will be able to sense its surroundings and the presence of other signals and then adapt -- changing its modulation language and output energy -- in cooperation with the other cognitive radios around it," he said.
In other cases, animals may adapt by changing their behavior.
Labour markets have to remain flexible to adapt to changing patterns of work, including rising unemployment.
British producers and broadcasters also have to adapt to changing tastes at home.
