Sentence examples for adapting in time from inspiring English sources

Dimension reduction is carried out by adapting in time commonly used latent variable techniques for a given relevance function, as evaluation measure of time-variant transformation.

Very few species could adapt in time to the abruptness of the transition, he suggested.

The curbs could be delayed to 2025 if member states decide that refineries are unable to adapt in time.

A little investment coming too late will not help us adapt in time to this new reality.

But he and his disciples think the declines will come too soon, and be too sharp, for the world to adapt in time.

But the slow-motion rate at which some of the predicted extinctions will happen means that targeted conservation efforts for some at-risk species could help them survive a warmer world – while other species may be able to adapt in time.

The 10Weeks experiment attempts to approximate a real-world, operational environment of a malware detection system exposed to attacks that change and adapt in time.

Most incumbents outside of the technology world (and many within it) are not prepared for this kind of future, and every day that goes by reduces their ability to adapt in time.

This has been true for some time, but will be increasingly clear as the pace of change dictates that few outfits adapt in time to the changing needs of the market.

Moreover, the method selects more samples for the portions of the signals with higher frequency (Figure 2B), showing the ability to adapt in time to temporal variations of the signal.

In a statement Visa said that it undertook extensive investigations into whether the machines could be adapted in time for the Games but in the end had to accept the timeframe - just a few weeks before the start of the Olympics - was too tight to change them.