Sentence examples for and then adapt to from inspiring English sources
You do whatever you have to do to survive the initial event and then adapt to your new situation as quickly as possible.
But avoiding truly catastrophic change means ending the stifling reign of an outdated idea and allowing both sides to see and then adapt to the world as it is.
The demonstration is the first proof that a robot can generate a conception of itself and then adapt to damage, a handy skill to have in unpredictable environments.
The headphones take an "ear print" of the way you hear through a short listening test and then adapt to the way both your left and right ear hear.
As an example, a self-tuning PID controller is used with the initial conditions set so astoprovide a fast rise time initially and then adapt to provide a fast response time and a minimal steady stat error.
In the future your iPhone will be able to tell you where you are and then adapt to those locations, turning things on and off (ringer, etc)., changing wallpaper (from Megan Fox to cute kittens in church), and from earth to space when you go on an intergalactic trip to free the citizens of Mars from the evil Cohaagen.
Almost as fascinating are the marine iguanas, which somehow found their way to the islands across hundreds of miles of ocean and then adapted to life there by, among other things, learning to dive and stay underwater for up to 15 minutes as they search for food.
As for Telstra, the deal removes an uncertainty that has weighed on its shares, but a short-term rally is unlikely because of challenges in executing the deal and then adapting to the new marketplace, said Angus Gluskie of White Funds Management, an Australian wholesale investment manager.
The model was developed initially for unidiameter case and then adapted to other workpiece geometries.
His reasoning: Other television standards were developed for terrestrial systems and then adapted to work on wireless systems.
It was first developed for R407C and then adapted to thermodynamic properties of hydrocarbons and to other sizes of compressors.
