The phrase "adapt with a change" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning; a more appropriate phrase would be "adapt to a change."
Example: "In order to succeed in this evolving market, we must learn to adapt to a change in consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "adjust to a change" or "acclimate to a change."
Yes, this is quite interesting: The E. helvum cells can apparently acquire resistance with 1 amino acid change in 1 protein, and in turn the virus can counter adapt with a single amino acid change.
Figure 4 Performance comparison between VPF and : (a) sequence 1; (b) sequence 2. From Figure 3, we see that the proposed tracking algorithm exhibits a robust tracking result and the tracking window adapt with the scale change of the target.
"It doesn't necessarily mean that, because the world is constantly changing and we have to adapt with the changes".
Illumination invariance: A good feature descriptor should be able to adapt with illumination changes because illumination of same image can vary due to different reasons.
And can he or she adapt with all the change, so my company can adapt and export more into the fastest-growing global markets?
The present work discusses the design of optimal flexible heat exchanger networks that adapt with changes in streams' start and target temperatures and heat capacity flowrates.
This is due to the inefficiency in updating background to adapt with the illumination changes in KW.
However, the number of Symbiodinium species and their occurrence among marine hosts remains a central issue that is highly relevant to our understanding of the capacity of coral-algal symbiosis and reef ecosystems to adapt with changes in the environment [32].
But back to the role of feminine values; if we want to see change and to adapt with resilience to a constantly changing world, we need to challenge what can often be a masculine-led values system.
