Sentence examples for adjusted to the changing from inspiring English sources

As the synaptic gain is continuously adjusted to the changing statistics by adaptation (Figs. 2 5), gradual changes in both the voltage and frequency range of LMCs can improve the neural representation of contrast information.

Both of them adjusted to the changing demand of the consumers who were most profitable for the company.

Subsidies, which are already today needed to ensure farming in less favored areas in Austria (Schmitzberger et al., 2005), have to be adjusted to the changing environmental conditions.

This suggests that the glumes metabolism is adjusted to the changing demands of developing grains and points to a putative function of the glumes as mediator between (remobilising) vegetative tissues and (accumulating) grains.

The Puerto Rican political establishment, for its part, is beginning to adjust to the changing reality.

To adjust to the changing nature of warfare, military officials say it makes sense to merge the two independent commands.

The government says the new regulations are necessary if Britain is to adjust to the changing times.

"We want our space to be flexible enough to allow us to adjust to the changing trading-floor environment over the next 50 years".

An increasing number of companies are adjusting to the changing dynamics of the job market by dipping deeper into the over-50 pool of talent.

It's not so much about our desire to suppress wages but our members need time to adjust to the changing environment.

Cheikhrouhou said leaving 43% of pledges unfulfilled would damage developing countries' trust that the rich world is serious about helping them adjust to the changing climate.