Sentence examples for adapt the structures from inspiring English sources

Although Joyce scholarship has long identified an explicit recourse to musical structures in Ulysses (in particular the 'Sirens' episode) and Finnegans Wake, more recent criticism has established a decisive reliance on Wagner's Ring in Finnegans Wake and an attempt to adapt the structures of opera and oratorio to the medium of fiction, notably in the 'Cyclops' episode of Ulysses.

The existing process control systems have no sufficient feedback infor- mation of the machined surface topology before, during and after the process, not being able to detect errors/devia- tions and so to adapt the structuring strategy while processing.

The article derives a number of proposals to adapt the structure and objectives of land surveying and land information systems in such a way that these support the objectives of land management and tenure security better.

To adapt the structure of monitoring mechanism to the statistics of nodes' measurements, we devise a simple yet efficient algorithm that is appropriate for a class of distribution functions.

It will sometimes be useful or necessary to adapt the structure of the flow diagram to a particular trial.

Therefore, the first preoccupation of organizations following crisis would be to restore all activities to their status prior to the event as quickly as possible rather than to maintain a minimum level of service while the organization adapts the structures and models to the event.

For the research team, the work involved adapting the structures and processes of the RCT to address preliminary concerns over the acceptability and feasibility of the proposed CBTi.

The clubs' bargaining team gave some reason for hope when it adapted the structure of the union's luxury tax proposal to the owners' demands.

THE countries of Western Europe are about to embark on an unprecedented military venture: adapting the structure of the western alliance to let Europe's soldiers do more of the hard soldiering.

Mr. Craig said the Hines relationship with Morgan Stanley went back to 1993, when the company helped manage the building at 1585 Broadway after its original developer lost it to lenders and assisted the securities company in adapting the structure for its purposes after it won a bidding contest for it.

The only way permanently to "mobilize" all available resources is, therefore, not to use artificial stimulants whether during a crisis or thereafter but to leave it to time to effect a permanent cure by the slow process of adapting the structure of production to the means available for capital purposes.