Sentence examples for adapting us from inspiring English sources

Is technology simply adapting us to higher frequencies, to a new shrill emptiness with too much information too fast to digest?

An industry that emerged from adapted US army vehicles left abandoned from the second world war, Metro Manila's fleet of 75,000 jeepneys are impossible to miss.

Billions of years of evolution have adapted us to life in a stable 1G environment, shielded from the worst effects of space by a cosy, protective and breathable atmosphere.

This book makes a claim — that I think is reasonable — that self-deception is the key ingredient — we can't handle the cognitive load of lying all the time, so evolution has adapted us to handle lying with greater facility by not allowing us to realize that we are doing it.

Speaking aboard the M/V Cape Ray, the specially adapted US cargo ship that will neutralise the chemicals at sea, a spokesman for the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) said Syria needed to hand over its remaining stocks within 17 days if it was to avoid being in breach of the deadline.

Unfortunately, television advertising and our entertainment culture have adapted us to commercial-style content.

Millions of years of evolution has adapted us to relying on light to see and make sense of the world and trust what we see.

Soon, they also learned that familiar masks, chants and dances helped us stretch our circle of kinship and tip the balance of our capacities in ways that helped adapt us to ever larger, more complex social groups.

"He came to us at 19 and in a way he is still adapting to us and to this country.

Simultaneously, even the most advanced machine-learning solutions haven't yet provided a way for computers to seamlessly learn from us and adapt to us.

We measured the attitude towards treatment using the MGT [ 22], adapted by us for use with inhaled medication: (1) Do you ever forget to take your inhaled medication?