Sentence examples for adapting a system from inspiring English sources

When adapting a system to new usage patterns, processes or technologies, it is necessary to foresee the implications of the architectural design changes on system quality.

"I don't think it's so much adapting a system to a player, it is about working on specific plays that suit the player.

Mr. Simpson, trained as an engineer, adapted a system used in Australia, growing his grape clusters on top of trellises.

One can adapt a system based on its input or output.

Using new technology, the city has adapted a system that resets the time on each parking meter to zero the moment a car pulls out of a space.

The researchers had to adapt a system that had been used previously to track carts in mines and to follow firefighters – beasts on a farm is a very different environment indeed.

The researchers suspect that the sundew has adapted a system meant to defend against predators into one that allows the plant to become a predator itself.

AI programs could be stolen and misused, as the MoD says in its report, but current systems "are quite specific to a particular task and it takes considerable skill and expertise to adapt a system to a new application area," he added.

Even if the FCC doesn't adopt a rule, it will begin a very necessary discussion about how to adapt a system developed in 1993 to the realities of 2010.

In our current project, in which we serve as millennial-legacy consultants, we have adapted a system called "neighborhood economics," which allows us to serve the community as we make profit and care for the planet.

Yet, little consideration has been given to the relationship between trust and service quality of health insurers in a complaint handling situation, which is also relevant for other countries that have adapted a system of managed competition.