The phrase "adapt nature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of modifying or adjusting natural elements or systems to meet specific needs or conditions.
Example: "In order to create a sustainable environment, we must learn how to adapt nature to our changing climate."
Alternatives: "modify nature" or "alter nature".
Fundamentally, the approach seeks to adapt nature's protein recognition principles for the design of suitable secondary structure mimetics.
It was written as a generous, sympathetic and ruminative appraisal of how we adapt nature to cultural purposes.
New media curator Steve Dietz, who organized the show, explained this theme, saying "I think the interest in bio-tech is as much about an interest in "big issues" around sustainability food, climate change, the economic systems, social justice, agency as it is about the the undeniable desire to hack the increasingly powerful tools and means we have to adapt "nature".
It's just that we've adapted nature to us instead of the other way around.
This seems to be a feature inherent to scrapie and may reflect the highly adapted nature of the agent to the host species.
In the case of cancer patients, this complexity is further aggravated by the potentially adapted nature of the depressive emotion in the context of the multiple bereavements that accompany cancer.
In contrast, response based SIPS can use real time measurements of the system state after a contingency to assess the need for a response and adapt the nature of any response to the true system state.
In this paper, we adapt the nature's solution and propose a novel dual-level hierarchical adhesive design using Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS), which is tested under peel loading at different orientations.
Moreover, obstacle avoidance, symmetrical growth, smoothing and sketch modification techniques have been developed to adapt the nature inspired growth algorithm into a design tool that is interactive with the design space.
Architects who adhere to the principle believe buildings should adapt to nature, not strive against it.
Be prepared to rough it, to adapt what nature offers and to make the things you do have do double duty.
