Sentence examples for adapting new forms from inspiring English sources

They swept all before them with their superior management techniques, relentlessly internalising transactions that had previously been done by the market, and they continued to evolve and expand, adapting new forms to deal with new problems.

Despite progress against Jemaah Islamiyah and its splinter groups, analysts say militants have proved resilient, forming new cells and adapting new strategies in response to the crackdown.

Ultimately, to reap the benefits of such ITS systems and services, freight carriers will also have to adapt with new forms of business and financing practices.

What is at stake here has more to do with adapting to new forms of diversity, as the country imports population groups.

Now, Suleiman et al. have adapted a new form of high-resolution optical microscopy called STORM to study the structure of the glomerular basement membrane in both mouse and human kidney tissue.

Some had economic success, adapting to the new forms of production and changing their lifestyles, until they were completely integrated and lost their identity as indigenous peoples (García Martínez 1977).

As did the combat pictures that emerged during World War II, in which directors learned to adapt moviemaking to new forms of mechanized warfare.

Over the last 15 years or so, most of us have adapted to the new forms of communication that pervade the web, ditching letters (and in many cases, phone calls) in favor of rapid fire IMs and Email.

The component-based technology with Internet-enable feature already available on the market creates possibility of CAM transformation from a monolithic to component-based architecture, which opens new perspectives in CAM development and adapting software to new forms of manufacturing processes organisation and supporting SMEs in manufacturing process preparation.

England had lagged behind Europe in adapting to this new form of warfare; Dartmouth and Kingswear Castles, built in the 1490s to defend the River Dart, and Bayard's Cover, designed in 1510 to defend Dartmouth harbour itself, were amongst the few English castles designed in the continental style during the period, and even these lagged behind the cutting edge of European design.

When opportunity knocks, Lyle is already halfway through the door, cheerfully ready to adapt to every new form and possibility popular culture throws his way.