Sentence examples for adapt themselves with from inspiring English sources

High-rise building development mostly relies on technological achievements more than other factors and architects try to adapt themselves with this rapid development.

Since the amount of applied frequencies of this study was not high; therefore, electric dipoles have the ability to adapt themselves with the applied frequency.

From this evolution of the dissolved oxygen between roughly 3 and 5 h, it was presumed that the cells were starving and tried to adapt themselves with the feed condition.

Obviously people are not fabric -- they are people, human beings, endowed with rational thought, and while they live, they can adapt themselves to new circumstances with some effort.

Socialization is the process by which people become familiar with and adapt themselves to the interpersonal relationships of their social world.

The NAP does state that 'if adapting to climate change is in the private interests of an individual… then it should occur naturally and without the government's intervention' (Defra 2013: 7), placing the onus on individuals, and therein households, to get on with adapting themselves.

The content covers the DiSC® model, providing a common language for people to use to better understand themselves and adapt their behaviors with others.

His research, and that of his colleagues, showed that planktonic animals such as copepods (pictured above) and krill were abundant, active and grazing on the still smaller algae of the phytoplankton, themselves adapted to manage with the tiniest sliver of winter light.

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Why does the body adapt with training?

It would have been almost impossible to adapt with these guys.