Sentence examples for be adapted in terms from inspiring English sources

A rise in pre-fabricated homes and modular houses that can be adapted in terms of size will be more common to deal with changing needs, and a drive to build homes at lower costs.

This platform allows to instantiate a soft-core processor network which can be adapted in terms of communication network topologies and communication schemes.

Leader-follower strategy is subsequently proposed to coordinate two underactuated AUVs flying along predefined paths in 3D space based on invariant manifold principle, where the speed of the follower is adapted in terms of the single-variant information "along-path parameter" exchanged by the leader vehicle.

In a second step, information that reflected the influence of cultural factors on rehabilitation was marked and the coding-system was developed in an iterative process: After coding about 30% of the material, the coding system was adapted in terms of entirety, for improving reliability.

We have studied whether N fertilization of vegetable crops should be adapted in the short term when soil management changes to include compost application and reduced tillage as soil quality improving factors.

Businesses are adapting in subtle ways.

Companies are adapting in different ways.

The Ducks are adapting in their streak.

It closed to be adapted for long-term use after the Games and only reopened in April 2014.

The options for railways under the Directive are either to use the Dutch national procedure as the approved EC "interim method" or for Member States to use their own method if it can be adapted to produce results in terms of the indicators required by the Directive.

At present, it appears unlikely that alternative negative electrode materials, such as anthraquinone, polypyrrole, or specially passivated lithium, can be adapted to permit long-term cycling in aqueous electrolytes.