Sentence examples for adapts from inspiring English sources

An adaptive logic is a logic that adapts itself to the situation at the time of application of inference rules.

The evolutionary approach to public justification can be understood in terms of what James March calls "adaptive" rationality rather than "calculated" rationality, where rationality is achieved when an agent adapts effectively to her environment regardless of how she does so (March 1978).

It is big, but adapts itself to the street.

The FT's brand of accurate, authoritative journalism can thrive, but only if it adapts to the demands of our readers in digital and in print, still a vital source of advertising revenues.

Streaming music service Spotify has announced new features including adding podcasts and video; music that adapts to the listener's running pace; and the promise of smarter abilities to serve the right playlists for the time of day, activity and habits of the user.

"As the number of in-work parents rises, it is vital that the childcare market adapts to meet demand.

Major Jarvis' work is an excellent [example] of how the Army adapts its training in light of the ever changing threats that our soldiers face on operations in Afghanistan.

The arrival of Welbeck offers a pacy alternative to boost a forward line that has looked underpowered while Alexis Sánchez adapts to a new role in English football and Yaya Sanogo ineffectively fills in for the injured Olivier Giroud.

Robertson has already said Asos will need to operate at 4-5% for a while as it improves its infrastructure (in Barnsley, and then at its "Eurohub" in Grossbeeren in Germany) and adapts its prices to local markets.

As I told Carswell, I want him to keep on making it because it's important that the system is always being challenged, so that it responds and adapts to rapid change more quickly than it otherwise might do.

(It also adapts to use lower-fidelity audio at lower bit rates).