Sentence examples for adaptable to the concept from inspiring English sources

Recruiting children was a deliberate tactic of al-Qaeda, it pointed out, referring to a comment once reportedly made by Osama bin Laden: "We're keen on young recruits between 15 and 20 as they are the most adaptable to the concept of Jihad for the sake of God".

It will store all changes made to the data in an audit trail with a user and role concept adaptable to the specific study.

The ZCED concept is readily adaptable to the configuration of other communication devices with diverse customer needs, traffic loads, and optional functionalities.

Due to the uniqueness of each region afflicted with difficult-to-access water resources, an applicable water supply concept has to be adaptable to the local natural and sociological boundary conditions to avoid negative impacts, e.g., on the local ecology.

To effectively use the waves near an offshore platform, a design concept is needed to be easily adaptable to the platform.

This business case perspective on concepts like CSR and CS is more easily adaptable to the economic way of thinking and has undoubtedly made an important contribution to legitimize and mainstream CSR in economics.

In network-aware concept, applications are aware of network conditions and are adaptable to the varying environment to achieve acceptable and predictable performance.

The novelty of the concept proposed is that with the combination of inertial sensing and water-jet propulsion, it is possible developing systems highly adaptable to the surroundings, and with a larger length/diameter ratio.

Every room is generic and easily adaptable to the changing needs of the household.

"We've got to be adaptable to the wickets.

"We're used to being adaptable to the environment and what happens internally.