Sentence examples for and quickly adapted from inspiring English sources

O'Brien began making friends through Pop Warner football and quickly adapted to middle school.

It has to be flexibly and quickly adapted to the rapidly changing environment.

Once service composition is exploited in this setting, it has to be flexibly and quickly adapted to the rapidly changing environment.

Foulad borrowed an iPod, used the school's mac lab and quickly adapted to the system.

While some of the members lacked conventional musical skills, they were "politically very right" and quickly adapted to improvising.

Born in Detroit, Ross rose to stardom as an original member of The Supremes and quickly adapted to being the star of the group.

As autonomous humanoid robots assume more important roles in everyday life, they are expected to perform many different tasks and quickly adapt to unknown environments.

He was at Ospreys when the New Zealander Marshall joined the region, learning the art of running a game and quickly adapting to changing circumstances.

This "isomorphism" means that you can trace the system logic back to the original source material, easily spot errors, and quickly adapt to changes in the law.

With more magazines and larger resources, big publishers can send out a barrage of different direct-mail offers, see which ones work best and quickly adapt that intelligence across the company.

Using a realistic infrastructure network, we perform computational tests; the results of these tests demonstrate the ability of the dispatching rule to find high-quality solutions in real time and quickly adapt to the arrival of new information.