Sentence examples for adapt to actions from inspiring English sources
Compared to conventional foresight, Adaptive Foresight thus favours a more modest interpretation of the collective ability to "shape the future" and stresses the need to adapt to actions by others.
The EpiFast tool allows for the detailed representation and simulation of the disease on social contact networks among individuals that dynamically evolve in time and adapt to actions taken by individuals and public health interventions.
They are constantly changing, tightly linked and governed by feedback, hence constantly coping and adapting to actions or changes in other parts of the system.
We expected that participants would rapidly adapt to the actions afforded by the weapon and that holding that weapon during search would increase the likelihood of detecting shootable things.
IUU operators used a number of methods to adapt to enforcement actions, resulting in reduced risks of detection, apprehension and sanctioning.
This is the first study of long-term change in the modus operandi of IUU fishing operators, illustrating that IUU operators can adapt to enforcement actions and that such dynamics may lead to new problems elsewhere, where countries have a limited capacity.
Additionally for the collaborative case we study hand-related features that allow the robot to anticipate and adapt to the user's actions.
Robert A. Caro's intriguing account of the events of November 22 , 1963 demonstrates President Lyndon Johnson's almost chameleon-like ability to adapt to whatever course of action best suited his purposes ("The Transition," April 2nd).
It has been postulated from these observations that tumors may adapt to the anti-tumor action of STAT1 by down-regulating its expression and/or by impairing its activation [ 1].
As a result, he said, "we emphasize process rather than specific actions" to adapt to those changes that are now inevitable.
Owing to the heterogeneous behaviour of the architecture, the system can automatically reconfigure its actions to adapt to unpredicted events (such as actuator failure).
