Sentence examples similar to adapt to un from inspiring English sources

In other words, rather than forcing a crane to adapt to un-natural rectilinear trajectories as obtained by traditional path searching procedures, it is the trajectory that is adapted to the crane motion.

Studies of micro-organisms from which it is assumed that multi-cellular organisms evolved demonstrate the ability of cells subject to environmental stress to adapt to previously un-encountered conditions.

The concern here is that these guidelines may be pushed by other agendas: "Climate change has, by some, been hijacked for opportunist and political purposes and can undermine the genuine efforts of those attempting to adapt to very real environmental threats" (UN-HABITAT interviewee, personal communication, 29 October 2014, Suva, Fiji).

Through repeated practice, your sophisticated subconscious will work out an effective rhythm and pace to your presentation, it will adapt to questions and react to investor un-said cues.

Developing nations have access to the UN-administered green climate fund to help adapt to or mitigate climate change.

The fund was set up as part of the ongoing UN climate negotiations to help developing countries finance clean energy and measures to help adapt to climate change.

Politicians adapt to communications technology.

"Farmers can adapt to trends.

To try to prevent that, all parties to the UN negotiations have agreed to curb their emissions of greenhouse gases as well as to step up efforts to help vulnerable populations adapt to the impact of climate change.

I try to adapt to their character.

They had yet to adapt to wealth.