The phrase 'adaptable at' is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase 'adaptable to.' For example, "She is very adaptable to changes in her environment."
The modelling of the user's abilities and the designing of adaptable AT to the needs of the person will be carried out with other groups of this GDR and also with other GDRs.
It hasn't responded to changes in the market, [and] isn't adaptable at all.
All convenience stores, big and small, have to pay rates, but as Mr Noice points out, the independents are light on their feet: "They are very good and adaptable at keeping their costs down.
Thus, data from stable isotope and microdialysis studies suggest that human tendon tissue is relatively adaptable, at least in the peripheral region.
Epigenetic modifications being heritable and adaptable at the same time may prove to make a significant contribution to BEN development and may be the link between the effect of environmental factors and genetic composition in BEN progression.
Good at listening Non-judgemental Empathetic Adaptable Good at creating rapport Interested in others Someone with life experience and the ability to overcome their own hurdles.
And it has proven enormously adaptable: look at the gap between General Motors and Monorail.Yet this very adaptability points to another truth: that the corporation will surely become ever less corporate.
Characteristics of adaptable design at the three different levels are discussed.
Members of a team developing Adaptable Interpretable Machine Learning at Lincoln Laboratory are: (l-r) Melva James, Stephanie Carnell, Jonathan Su, and Neela Kaushik.
In fact, no amount of research will improve a company without proper strategies in place and adaptable personnel at the ready.
Whereas BMW's kink has proven remarkably adaptable, looking at home on a low-slung 6 Series or a more upright 3 Series, Infiniti's crescent cut has yet to be asked to downsize.
