Sentence examples for adapting the existing from inspiring English sources

If these nano-engineered FRC (nFRC) are destined to leave laboratories and enter industrial-scale production, a question of adapting the existing composite manufacturing methods will arise.

It is important to consider approaches for more open and participatory learning through basically applying and adapting the existing technologies and social networks such as weblogs (blogs), wikis or other popular social networks like Facebook or Twitter.

These areas were made suitable for agricultural use by significantly adapting the existing water systems (improving existing brooks, digging new watercourses, etc).. Adaptations will once again be needed, as climate change will increase both precipitation and the peak flow flood waves in the Dutch large rivers.

"We are all hard at work adapting the existing technology to convert the energy of future court trials involving murdered young girls, or even the simple coverage of missing girls," says LaFortolle. "But frankly, we're not worried.

For this reason, it was decided to translate the US original MSQOL-54 into French Canadian instead of adapting the existing French version.

When adapting the existing WHO health system framework [ 21], we considered other examples developed by Biesma et al. [ 8], Samb et al. [ 2], and Shakarishvili et al. [ 17].

Rather, it will be necessary to spot, nurture, harness and adapt the existing talent in your own and partner organisations.

The cheaper one would be to adapt the existing J, M and Z tracks under Nassau Street, which would also allow for extensions into Brooklyn.

The idea, to be tested first at the Amalgamated co-op, is to adapt the existing system, in which companies can buy and sell pollution credits, for the residential market in New York City.

The best hope of avoiding that much warming is a huge increase in energy efficiency.One big component of that task will be to adapt the existing stock of buildings.

The objective was to adapt the existing survey to a more frequent schedule, he said.