The phrase "adopted itself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something has taken on a particular form or characteristic on its own, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The new policy adopted itself into the company culture without any formal announcement."
Alternatives: "established itself" or "took root".
It is fungible, meaning it adopts itself well to different companies, processes, and sets of data.
Our system allows the user to manipulate a curve while the underlying non-manifold surface adopts itself to the deformed feature.
The structure of the implementation is flexible, could adopt itself to needs or changing environment.
The communication process is initiated by an Ant Colony Client and the Community adopts itself automatically to different processing power or connection transfer rate.
In other words, the error involved in the linear model in estimating the peak cost is larger as it cannot adopt itself with different cases.
The CPU adopts itself dynamically to the amount of data being processed, resulting in energy savings of up to 30% when compared to the power consumed at normal times.
These findings also indicate that liver has a strong ability to adopt itself to hypoxia in order to maintain the essential level of energy generation.
From the protein engineering point of view this fusion system (referred in this paper as the caps caps system) came as a remarkable example of flexibility within the whole protein expression and assembly system, which clearly was able to adopt itself to accommodate B B and several of its mutant derivatives.
Prepare your plaster a few days in advance (the earlier the better - lime needs time to "adopt itself to the sand and gain plasticity) in proportion of 8 parts extra fine sand to 5 parts slaked (pitted) lime or so, with the least water possible.
"The Romantics" is the name that the clique adopted for itself while in college because in one way or another they were all mutually enamored.
