Sentence examples for adapting experiences from inspiring English sources

Simon's endurance is partly due to his genius as a troubadour, adapting experiences and sounds from his travels.

Agencies should provide greater support to promising initiatives and research, as well as for synthesizing and adapting experiences, to make them relevant to national circumstances.

This paper reports on our experience in adapting emotional experiences of the software engineers in the evolutionary design of software systems.

Rapid organisational changes in the workplace in the post-soviet period left some men unable to adapt, experiencing redundancy or salary delays, leading some of them to drink heavily, (see quotes above) while on the other hand, many were fired from their jobs because of alcohol abuse.

Based on an alternative view of human cognition, CBD systems find new design solutions by adapting similar experiences from the past.

CBR simulates the human problem-solving strategy of adapting known experiences or solutions to diagnostic decision support systems.

According to Piaget, children organize and adapt their experiences with objects into increasingly sophisticated cognitive models that enable them to deal with future situations in more effective ways.

Candidate employability will be based upon how well an employee learns new skills, adapts their experiences to new situations, and -- perhaps especially -- how well they communicate with others.

Still, he has found a way to parlay his company's expertise to adapt arcade experience to the Game Boy's smaller screen.

At each level they are shown how to adapt the experience by editing the code behind the game - to slow things down for example, or change a colour.

These bigger companies are slower to adapt their experience to emerging technologies, which is why startups have a better shot here.