Sentence examples for adaptable development from inspiring English sources

Thus, it became possible to dissociate sacred history from its dogmatic milieu and to transpose it from the past into the actual present, thereby allowing for an adaptable development of ecclesiastical art.

Tribolium has proven highly adaptable, developing resistance to a wide range of insecticides raising the need for the development of improved and novel control agents.

Current adaptable architecture development methods for embedded systems are usually manual and ad hoc there are almost no comprehensive systematic approaches to consider NFRs at the architecture development stage.

According to Dittrich et al. (2008), CMD has been applied in different research projects outlining different aspects within software engineering (e.g. design of flexible and adaptable software; agile development for e-government applications; and the integration of interaction design and software development).

We have developed our API to be efficient, light weight, and easily adaptable for the development of vertical cloud architectures.

Continuous Medical Education (CME) sites dedicated in cytopathology field are rather poor, they do not succeed in following the constant changes and lack the ability of providing cytopathologists with a dynamic learning environment, adaptable to the development of cytopathology.

Audi said the powertrain, though still under development, was adaptable to a wide range of vehicles, including city cars and S.U.V.'s.

One further reason for the development of adaptable, flexible, and multipurpose theatre spaces has been the pattern of decentralization followed by many Western governments since World War II.

Different approaches and techniques are used to achieve the development of adaptable systems.

The development of adaptable technologies is an important element of the proposed approach.

This paper presents, Proteus a framework which is intended to support the development of adaptable software architectures using design patterns.