Sentence examples for appropriate to the changes from inspiring English sources

The paper analyses the robustness of Teece (1986), which over the last twenty years has greatly influenced research in economic organization and business strategy on the issue of profiting from innovation, in its ability to provide a framework appropriate to the changes that have occurred in the broadband industry.

When analysing the changes in the line segments on the Military Survey Maps, it is more appropriate to observe the changes in the development of the length characteristics, rather than the changes in the development of the area.

As a result, the wavelet analysis is appropriate to capture the changes in the pattern's frequency over time and achieves better lossy compression, which dramatically reduces the size of ANN.

The term "immune dysfunction" seems the most appropriate to describe the changes observed.

The structure of the study is appropriate to report the changes in PaCO2.

The challenge is to answer these questions within a timescale appropriate to the pace of technological change.

Jim Proulx, a Boeing spokesman in Seattle, said the company began discussing the order several months ago and was working with Qantas "to make changes appropriate to the current climate".

I think it's appropriate to acknowledge the change in happy circumstances, but would hate to offend anyone who may be nursing wounds.

President Bush's policies are appropriate to the current state of climate-change science.

In a June 10 letter, the chairman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, James Connaughton, defended President Bush's weak effort to curb America's greenhouse emissions by asserting that such policies are "appropriate to the current state of climate-change science".

The focus of the program is on giving participants the skills and knowledge to make achievable, life-long change appropriate to the ability of participants.