Sentence examples for adapted positions from inspiring English sources

Another explanation may include physical and attitudinal barriers towards people with disability, as well as the limited public policies in Brazil, which do not provide worker assistance for adapted positions.

The robots are assigned an adapted position to which they move to maximize the match to the retrieved case.

Most likely the phenytoin molecules adapt positions at the front of the crystal rather than the perpendicular direction; a meanwhile perpendicular or inclined growth is followed by a growth along the long rod axis leaving vacancies.

Natalie Geisenberger, a favorite to win a medal, used the German word kinder to refer to the adapted starting position as a child's start.

So the Google car stored this pattern of behavior and adapted its position and speed to minimize the possibility that these "unexpected" lane changes would cause a collision.

Interviews were based on a semi-structured questionnaire, which included a set of questions adapted to position and function of the persons interviewed.

They feared that the authenticity that oozes from the Texas governor could reinforce the notion that the former Massachusetts governor adapts his positions and persona to the needs of the moment.

If forcing an approximation of normal good posture hurts, adapt your position to let you reach the keys and finger them without pain.

"I hate to say, 'I told you so,' but I am very encouraged that those who supported community identification are adapting their position," she said.

Unless it can adapt its position in response to fast-changing events, the hallmark of any adroit opposition, Labour will be behind before the contest is properly underway.

One reason is Mr. Blair himself, a skilled politician with the chameleon-like qualities of his old mentor, Bill Clinton: to triangulate, adapt and position himself just above the map coordinates where the national psyche is anchored.