Sentence examples for adaptable in the from inspiring English sources

The government position on the national retirement age had to be "adaptable, in the light of demographic and economic changes," Mr. Fillon said recently.

English Heritage has recognised this, ensuring the spirit of the original design is retained while the building remains adaptable in the future".

Second, companions are infinitely adaptable in the present, on the fly.

We also compare host-based and guest-based solutions and infer that guest-based solutions are more flexible and adaptable in the scenario of public clouds.

"Open source is an essential part of Google's culture, and we've long recognized the potential of open ecosystems to grow quickly, be more resilient and adaptable in the face of change, and create better software" said Novotny.

So bears may be somewhat adaptable in the short term.

Exposure of children to two languages, Albanian language at family surroundings and Serbian language in schools also could prove an asset in the future, since Roma children could become basically proficient in both languages thus becoming adaptable in all the future scenarios.

They are apparently the most broadly adaptable in terms of the independent variables tested.

In addition, the problems were tested for different values of α and β to show that the method is adaptable in dealing with the various issues.

Thus, an Adaptable and Decentralized Workflow Execution Framework (ADWEF) is introduced that proposes an abstraction of adaptable decentralization in the SOA orchestration layer.

The threshold was self-adaptable in that the Ipeak of every patient served the purpose well.