Sentence examples for adapted to accept from inspiring English sources

The autocoder can be adapted to accept any corpus of text and any terminology.

This technique enables the NMF approach to be adapted to easily accept a spatial cue [13].

Patients and their informal carers adapted to and accepted the debilitating symptoms of a lifelong condition.

It is possible that the patients had adapted to and accepted a lower activity level.

To enhance the quality of multiple choice questions, they should be reviewed and adapted to internationally accepted standards (e.g. using patient vignettes) and provide a different answer format, preferably a 'single, best answer' for reliability reasons [ 1, 2].

Raised as Londoners ("with Cockney-Chinese accents"), Xing and Lai Ker struggle to adapt to and accept the customs and strict rules their grandmother observes.

Whether such second-tier provincial cities can adapt to and accept the practices and values of the international art world is an altogether different question.

With support from sexual health charity Naz Latina, Pablo was able to adapt to and accept his new condition.

Now that's because our culture has adapted itself to accept consumerism, to accept the profit motive, to accept the personal selfish attitude as "non-political"... Perhaps the best way for a piece of art to be political, then, is for it to interrogate values we take for granted – whatever those values happen to be.

SATlotyper is able to execute different SAT solvers and was tested with MiniSat [ 11, 12], MiraXT [ 13] (a multithreaded SAT solver) and Sat4J [ 14] but can be easily adapted to other solvers accepting standard CNF file format.

The host might survive, but the organ was going to have to adapt to be accepted.