Sentence examples for adapted to such changes from inspiring English sources

The aquatic organisms are, however, adapted to such changes in temperature and can even withstand changes outside this range.

Nevertheless, Poisson regression poses the problem that, if any of these unmeasured variables follows a cyclical component of varying frequency and width (as might be the case of pollen concentration or influenza), the parametric functions of time or of its sinusoidal transforms cannot be easily "adapted" to such changes.

The question remains, however, how quickly or even if drivers can safely adapt to such changes.

One is that sources of competitive strength are never constant for long making the ability to adapt to such changes a crucial talent.

Both are related to the fact that the environment in which an organism lives changes in location and through time; the evolutionary success of the organism is determined by how well it adapts to such changes.

Another report on what might be done to avoid or adapt to such changes is scheduled for early May.

Using this scenario, the non-stationary watermark changes the distribution systematically, hence, preventing the attack to adapt to such changes.

Therefore, the CNBC framework is particularly designed for dynamically varying databases where no conventional static classifiers can adapt to such changes.

Heavy increase in fuel cost would have a direct and strong impact on logistics costs, and the bulk paper industry has very difficult time to adapt to such changes due to low margins.

When there is a change in one of the parameters of the system only a filter designed to adapt to such changes produces estimates with acceptable errors for a locally stable equilibrium.

How each squad adapts to such changes will determine greatly whether 2016-17 will be a successful season or one defined by insurmountable obstacles.