The phrase "adapting to structural" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications to structures, such as in architecture, organizational frameworks, or systems.
Example: "The team is focused on adapting to structural changes in the organization to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "adjusting to structural" or "modifying to structural".
It is this breaking of the unwritten contract between capital and labour – that is, the sense of shared purpose and shared reward between the American worker and his or her employer and an associated failure to support American workers as they adapt to structural and technological changes - that lies at the heart of the problem.
Broadly speaking, the euro economies will face two challenges: how to smooth differing cycles of boom and bust; and how to adapt to structural change.When the euro economies are not growing in unison, a common monetary policy risks being too loose for some and too tight for others.
A comparison between the way in which Gaussian and DCS models adapt to structural breaks is made in Sect. 5.
Water molecules are modeled as rigid bodies that are allowed to move and rotate inside a predefined spherical domain making it possible to adapt to structural deviations in cross-docking experiments.
Due to the much smaller number of decision variables, they do not suffer from size restrictions, and they are much easier to adapt to structural constraints on the controller.
The decorations were more complex than the earlier Islamic forms and more carefully adapted to structural constraints.
These families have adapted to structural inequality by developing irregular meal consumption patterns [ 79].
But underneath, there is something more encouraging; the quiet riptide of communities adapting to significant, structural change.
In addition to the rough economy, AOL is in the midst of layoffs, Platform-A is still going through its latest shakeup and overall, the company is still adapting to the latest structural overhaul.
Motivated by the hypothesis that human visual system (HVS) is adapted to the structural information in images, we attempt to assess multiply-distorted images based on structural degradation.
In previous work we explored the consequences of this adaptation by focusing on how observers (who were not trained radiologists) adapt to the structural properties of mammogram images (Kompaniez, Abbey, Boone, & Webster, 2013).
