Sentence examples for adapting to the task from inspiring English sources

At the Gobi March I thought I had managed to stay on the right side of that fine line and I actually felt better by the long day than I had at start: my body adapting to the task at hand, learning to expect what I was going to put it through every day.

Adapting to the Tasks Women in today's military say they do not feel the same pressure to prove themselves.

It's so well adapted to the task," she said.

They are therefore adapted to the task of turning on the genes necessary for development.

The existing Sellafield Mox Plant cannot be adapted to the task because it was licensed to make Mox fuel for foreign nuclear reactors, particularly in Japan.

Asked after the Thursday debate in New York how he liked having all the cameras in his face, he responded, "I love it!" And he has quickly adapted to the task of modern presidential candidates of connecting to voters.

The Soviet type of planning grew up under the special conditions prevailing in the U.S.S.R. and was adapted to the task of speedy industrialization of a poor country, with strong emphasis on heavy industry, explicable partly by the logic of industrialization (steel and machinery are more conducive to industrial growth than textiles and jam), partly by concern for military potential.

Therefore, the results suggested that participants were able to quickly adapt to the task.

The framework of preference relations and preference functions is adapted to the task selection problem called arbitration problem.

Then, the selected preventive/protective measures can be adapted to the task design.

The solution we came up with is the foldable drone, a quadrotor which can change its shape to adapt to the task".