The phrase "adapt their behavior" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to adjust or change one's actions or mannerisms in response to a certain situation or audience. Example: In order to fit in with her new classmates, Sarah had to adapt her behavior and become more outgoing and friendly.
Self-adaptive systems have the ability to adapt their behavior to dynamic operating conditions.
In some cases, human encroachment appears to have forced elephants to adapt their behavior.
So perhaps boredom is designed to encourage people to adapt their behavior and to protect them from social toxins, just as its first cousin disgust is designed, biologically speaking, to cause people to adapt their behavior to real physical toxins.
Under that approach, terrorists could learn their status and adapt their behavior to successfully carry out a terrorist attack and/or successfully escape.
Therefore, they need to dynamically adapt their behavior.
But would the polar bears be able to adapt their behavior to Antarctica?
For this reason, all nodes have to adapt their behaviors to the environmental changes.
They interact with and influence each other, learn from their experiences, and adapt their behaviors so they are better suited to their environment(s).
Like CAS decision makers, ABM agents have properties and behaviors, interact with and influence each other, learn from their experiences, and adapt their behaviors so they are better suited to their environment.
Context-aware reflective middleware (CARM), which supports application reconfiguration, has been an appealing technique for building distributed real-time and embedded (DRE) systems as it can adapt their behaviors to changing environments at run time.
On the one hand, companies have to adapt their behaviors to the changing environment; on the other hand, many changes inevitably bring in the complexities and challenges to the supply chain management.
