Sentence examples for adapt new from inspiring English sources

… We need to refocus and adapt new methodologies for use in humans to understand disease biology in humans".

"We need to refocus and adapt new methodologies for use in humans to understand disease biology in humans".

Mr. Vesterbacka said that, for the time being, it was too expensive for Rovio to adapt new games to Windows Phones.

Trefon's 2004 book, Reinventing Order in the Congo, examines how the people of the city adapt new ways of arranging their lives in order to survive.

No at all, we need to adapt new technology to work better for people, argues Erik Brynjolfsson, who wrote The Second Machine Age.

We'll adapt new etiquette for behaviour like this, just as we'll invent amusing new names for the new accidents we'll have crossing the street glued to our wrists.

At the time, Dr. Lipkin and his colleagues were adapting new genome sequencing machines to virus hunting.

Throughout history artists have used whatever tools served their purposes and have adapted new technologies to their own creative ends.

Solvent is generally repelled from the interface by the field with the remaining solvent molecules adapting new orientations.

"We have seen most websites adapting new ethics policies like the need for disclosure," he told TechRaptor.

But gradually, Tehran has relied on its domestic infrastructure as well, and adapted new technology to expand its ballistic arsenal.