Sentence examples for adapt to issues from inspiring English sources

This allows simpler delivery of digital media, as networks and terminals can autonomously adapt to issues such as network heterogeneity and error-prone environments (e.g., wireless fading channels) [1].

The data were continually reviewed and checklists and questions were changed to adapt to issues raised by the adolescent women and their families.

May be adapted to issues in higher education.

Prima facie, integrated EST assessment might need to somehow incorporate such characteristics and a revised version of Scrase and Sheate's list, adapted to issues central to EST governance, has been developed.

Callahan plans to eventually apply his world of 1/6th scale soldiers to the other militaries, adapting to issues as they arise.

The council leader, Ric Metcalfe, said: "The council has recognised there is a problem relating to street drinking and the use of new psychoactive substances and welcomes the reform of antisocial behaviour powers, which has allowed us to be creative and adapt to emerging issues impacting the city".

It is this agility that can promise success as you are able to move seamlessly through your days, finding ways to adapt to the issues at hand.

They know she fought for them and transformed their jobs by challenging them to adapt to emerging issues such as cyber security.

The common story that is being written on how business can adapt to climate issues will be given centre stage on November 4th.

Collaborating with the Cornell Institute for Climate Smart Solutions, Brewer concluded his project by developing and sharing an easy-to-follow tip sheet with and for farmers, to help them adapt to climate-related issues.

The spatial policies at local level, although not directly linked to climate change, if implemented effectively may become a viable policy instrument to mitigate and adapt to climate change issues.