Sentence examples for adapt the experience from inspiring English sources

At each level they are shown how to adapt the experience by editing the code behind the game - to slow things down for example, or change a colour.

Perhaps there's a way to adapt the experience of a video installation to a more accessible platform without compromising the immersive qualities that make installations so enjoyable to experience and so gratifying to create.

However, enough users were building up their interest graph through Formspring that it made sense to adapt the online experience to follow suit.

But she has figured out how to adapt the culinary experiences of others to her own purposes, quizzing chefs, reading cookbooks and strip-mining menus to come up with dishes like quinoa seasoned with mango, lime juice and red onion; slow-roasted tomatoes with fresh herbs; and chewy-crisp macaroons that reflect French pâtisserie more than Passover tradition.

The future of design will not be so much about how to scale web pages to various screen resolutions, but how to adapt the overall user experience to the particular device a customer is using.

Indeed, before dive training, it is important to assess the aerobic fitness of the divers and subsequently adapt the exercise intensity experienced during the dive to the aerobic fitness level of the individual diver.

It extends and adapts the successful experience of one ACCHS over 12 years to other remote environments, documents differences in results and relates these to systems at a local level.

- Be explicit about the working model that is promoted through training (e.g. child-centered model); communicate the model to make it more convincing; adapt the model to past experience and readiness of beneficiaries to accept new ways of performing; break down the model and apply it step by step, when necessary, for acceptance.

"We are going to adapt the Cuban and Soviet experiences to Brazil".

Physicians treating Muslim migraine patients should discuss the issue with their patients and ask about the patients previous Ramadan experiences, and adapt the patient management accordingly.

However, compared to the original PreDiSc score, we had to adapt the score based on practical experiences in the initiation phase of the study: first, HbA1c was to be measured in a central laboratory instead of the originally planned local determination due to wide variation in locally determined values.