Sentence examples similar to adapting to technical progress annexes from inspiring English sources

Carragher and Terry are necessary, brilliant, but they have to adapt to technical football [not the other way round].

"The doubling time for transistor density is no guide to technical progress generally.

Although the criteria of Annex XIII were adapted to the scientific progress with regard to PBT and vPvB properties in March 2011 [14], no decision concerning a PBT or vPvB substance was made in 2011 and 2012.

Professor Reitz said officials in other states were making good progress in adapting to the Blakely decision.

Adapting to our new reality will require technical, legal, diplomatic, and political solutions as well as much hard work.

So the big question is: Are comic-book makers progressing with the times, or simply adapting to the market?

But Dixon has had trouble adapting to the fast pace of pro practices and preparation, and Davis has quietly progressed.

The acquisition of scientific knowledge and the rate of technical progress should increase by leaps and bounds.People would then be more inclined to act with a long-term view, more careful to avoid exhausting non-replaceable resources, more ingenious at adapting to the physical and social environment, and more willing to invest in the survival of the human species.

The X.400 story illustrates why standard-setting needs to track technical progress.

The FCQ-T was translated and adapted to Brazilian Portuguese (publication in progress).

Technological progress changes lifestyles, and privacy will have to be adapted to the new technological surroundings.