Sentence examples for adapt this functionality from inspiring English sources
It should be possible to adapt this functionality in LTE, so that it supports the process of eliminating unnecessary overhead to increase energy efficiency.
However, feedback and instruction should be provided to help children to reflect, so that they can learn to adapt the functionality of their perception, cognitions and actions [9].
The operational GFZ ISDC87 was developed using the open source PostNuke CMS and portal framework.88 In order to adapt the functionality of the PostNuke framework to the requirements of a data system, unnecessary components were removed and others were added (Ritschel et al. 2008a).
The SysPro ontology allows SemPoD to not only adapt the functionality of the query environment according to user input, but also improve the performance of SemPoD query modules.
How do you adapt this elsewhere?
You cannot adapt this book!
Originated in pervasive computing the term 'context awareness' is used to describe technology that 'is able to sense, recognize, and react to contextual variables, that is, to determine the actual context of its use and adapt its functionality (and behavior) accordingly or respond appropriately to features of that context.' ([19], p. 76).
Just as conformational plasticity emerged during evolution to insert and adapt functionality in proteins, conformational plasticity can be controlled by computational design to alter functionality.
This highly flexible PE architecture allows the designer to easily adapt the PE functionality, so that multiple and distinct transform kernels can be supported.
Conceptually, an alteration in the pattern of DNA methylation might serve as an efficient mechanism for genes to adapt functionality in response to a variable environment and also might compensate for the effects of a mal-functional polymorphism.
It is crucial for cellular/organismal homeostasis during lifespan that molecular systems can adapt and retain functionality despite long-term variation of environment.
