Sentence examples for be made to adapt from inspiring English sources

The exposure of a pixel can be made to adapt to scene radiance by using an optical attenuator whose transmittance is computed based on the brightness measured by the pixel.

Because the design system was imported from the United States and is optimised to work well in that temperate climate, some modifications must be made to adapt it for the Brazilian climate.

"The critical fact in the technology market right now is tailoring the product to consumer interests, rather than acting as if consumers' lifestyles and listening habits can be made to adapt to a singular device," said Mike Reed, vice president of marketing for S3's Rio division.

In agriculture, the pH is probably the most important single property of the moisture associated with a soil, since that indication reveals what crops will grow readily in the soil and what adjustments must be made to adapt it for growing any other crops.

In fact, the design principles proved to be critical guides in determining how changes would be made to adapt to new contexts without losing the power of the program's impact on teaching and learning.

The concept is a sexier version of a project that Gilbert and Dozier are working on together, in which they explore ways that computers can be made to adapt to human users, instead of how users must now adapt to computer functions and thinking.

Renovations were made to adapt the space for the convenience store.

In fact, some changes have been made to adapt to the new face of warfare.

But a few pragmatic compromises have been made to adapt them for public view.

Efforts have been made to adapt the method to the requirements for testing ultra-thin films.

Little efforts have been made to adapt a crucibleless technique to prepare this kind of materials.