Sentence examples similar to adaptable arrangements from inspiring English sources
Bleakley 27 argues constructively for the demise of the 'team' and the replacement by more adaptable working arrangements.
The arrangement is especially adaptable to detecting and measuring irregular flow phenomena and wave fronts in the air (or another fluid) at T. A spectrum of a self-luminous subject is often obtained.
Ideally, the sizes and arrangements of structures will be adaptable as predictive models improve.
Despite Germany's high score for job protection, its labour market functions better because its arrangements for collective bargaining have proved surprisingly adaptable, allowing many firms to strike deals with their workforces.
Patrick (2014, p. 59) describes this emerging global arrangement as "the continued spread of an unattractive, but adaptable multilateral sprawl that delivers a partial measure of international cooperation through a welter of informal arrangements and piecemeal approaches".
This suggests that the mechanisms of spindle assembly that give rise to mechanically isotropic arrangements are conserved in other yeast species, and are adaptable to the increased abundance of tubulin in enlarged fission yeast cells.
They are very adaptable".
