Sentence examples for adaptable alternative from inspiring English sources

While Volvo is looking at replacing people on the streets, rivals Mercedes-Benz, Toyota and others have been replacing robots with a more adaptable alternative, people, on its production lines.

The heterogeneous, co-ed, and adaptable alternatives that have replaced it are a breath of fresh air for those who have been waiting all their lives to finally be themselves.

Yet this less adaptable, less alternative modernism of the holiday camp festival holds an obvious appeal to anybody who has found themselves covered in slop during one of Glastonbury's rain years.

Also, as both Cre and I-SceI function as monomers they may be easily adaptable for alternative delivery strategies.

Although it is difficult to decide on the best training algorithm and the number of hidden layer nodes, its advantages lie in that it requires no information on the model structure and developed models were more flexible and adaptable to alternative scenarios [ 48].

Fuzzy logic offers a robust, easily adaptable, and computationally efficient alternative to the traditional numerical solution of complex, coupled differential equations commonly used to model sediment dispersal in stratigraphic models.

Moreover, this strategy presents an alternative which is adaptable for mass production and can be easily employed to synthesize a variety of doped and alloyed nanocrystals.

An example of this is provided by Asveld and Stemerding (2017), hypothesising an adaptable bio-process as an alternative ending for the Ecover case, able to switch between various feedstocks in case the sustainability of a particular feedstock is later confronted.

What is more, the alternative genetic approaches were not adaptable to other scientific disciplines such as evolutionary biology.

The use of agro-chemicals may be heavily restricted in the future, forcing farmers to consider using alternative cropping systems that are adaptable to multiple environments (Hillocks, 2012).

An alternative method that appears more adaptable to a microbiology laboratory is to track the growth of bacteria on a microfluidic chip.