The phrase "adapting capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the ability of individuals, organizations, or systems to adjust to changes or challenges.
Example: "The adapting capacity of the community was evident as they quickly implemented new strategies to cope with the crisis."
Alternatives: "adaptive capacity" or "capacity to adapt".
Besides adaptations to the temporal traffic variations, the BS can adapt capacity to the spatial traffic variations through dynamic scaling of transmitted power according to capacity demand.
Thus it makes sense to adapt capacity.
During LT, on the reperfusion of the implanted liver, the graft itself can release substances such as proinflammatory cytokines [ 3, 30, 31] and nitric oxide [ 32], which can lead to the imbalance between vasoconstrictive and vasodilative factors and subsequently disturbance the adapt capacity of vascular resistance and renal vascular dilates [ 31, 33].
In addition to acquiring motility properties, adapting adhesion capacity, and remodeling the new microenvironment to enable metastasis, cancer cells also turn off differentiation programmes (Yang & Weinberg, 2008) and secure stemlike properties (Mani et al, 2008).
EVolution has developed software that adapts capacity to demand, with the benefit of reducing a tower's energy consumption by 35%.
FRACAS adapts the capacity spectrum assessment method and uses inelastic response spectra derived from earthquake ground motion accelerograms to construct fragility curves.
Elasticity is formally defined as the degree to which an application or system deployed inside a cloud infrastructure, autonomously adapts its capacity to workload demands over time [4].
Source: Adapted from: Capacity Development Strategy, UNECA 2014.
ER is the central regulator of protein folding and quality control and it has to adapt its capacity to the specific need of a particular cell type.
