Sentence examples for adapted to taking from inspiring English sources

The GWPCA is particularly adapted to taking into account the spatial heterogeneity and the spatial autocorrelation between SI, EI and HI.

Men, too, seem adapted to take more than one partner, to judge from the size difference between men and women.

The rest comes from coal- and gas-fired plants, though the new ones are being adapted to take biomass too.

Switzerland's railways are well adapted to take bicycles, although you do have to buy a ticket for the bike as well.

If we are to have lorries on our streets, and we must, they need to be adapted to take into account the other users of the city, including the casual cyclists who use the cycle hire scheme.

When Sheik Yassin leaves, he travels in an expensive Range Rover, adapted to take the Islamic leader's wheelchair, which the sheik's aides said was given to him by Mr. Arafat.

They include a rail-only bridge, a new river-ferry crossing, a walk and cycle-only bridge and a car bridge which is adapted to take more public transport.

Then there are familiar hybrids like the Toyota Prius, now being adapted to take a charging cord and with a longer electric-only range.Mitsubishi was one of the first away, launching its electric i-MiEV in Japan in April.

Price-Davies felt that tactics needed to be adapted to take account of this".

The current curriculum for training has been adapted to take this process into account.

Thus, the IC model was adapted to take into account the creation times of the edges.