Sentence examples for adaptable community from inspiring English sources

These first Chinese Australians were a tough, resilient and adaptable community.

"The dynamics are very much those of a highly adaptable community," said Gerd Baumann, a professor at the University of Amsterdam who spent seven years living and researching in Southall.

Considerable skill, confidence and judgment are needed to maintain an adaptable community-led process guided by the principles of community development (Shaffer 1989).

In this model, the species with the most adequate or adaptable symbiont community (such as P. magna and H. heliophila) may survive better and become more abundant in eutrophic environments than sponges without the ability to acquire the appropriate symbionts in polluted areas (such as P. citrina).

These practices may be more adaptable in community or rural hospitals.

This system is easily adaptable to various organizational and community structures.

If successful, exercise could be a low-cost method to improve cognitive function in women with breast cancer that is easily adaptable to the home or community.

It will be very useful to the software engineering community if an adaptable framework is available that can be quickly tailored to today's demanding software requirements, and be easy to re-use.

We use a case study from Hawaiʻi to: 1) outline a process of eliciting place-based and indigenous CES; 2) develop a Hawai'i-based CES framework that is adaptable to other place-based communities; 3) demonstrate how place-based CES compare/contrast with standard CES; and 4) discuss how this process can enhance resource management and land-use planning.

The product aims to be accessible and adaptable to all types of communities suffering reef damage.

According to the National Trust for Historic Preservation, as congregations consolidate or die off, abandoned houses of worship have proliferated in many communities, but are often adaptable to residential and other reuses.