Sentence examples for be possible to adapt from inspiring English sources

The attraction is that it should be possible to adapt and pick up on the framework and the progress made in the current TTIP trade talks.

Iridium's phone service doesn't offer enough bandwidth to support the station's needs, but it may be possible to adapt the system's internal communications network to also provide a high-speed wireless Internet connection to the South Pole.

This means that the two-degree limit which current negotiations want to (but won't) put on climate change will in all likelihood be exceeded.Though it may be possible to adapt, often imperfectly, to some of the effects of climate change, Mr Victor argues that it is much harder to help others adapt.

In the same way, based on customer requirements, it will be possible to adapt the interfaces and piping inside the mock-ups in order to represent also the other, non-EU configurations of TBM systems designed for port cells #02 and #18.

However, it may be possible to adapt some of your previously published work for your book.

"I don't think it would be possible to adapt this book for the cinema".

Given that BE is evident after even the briefest intervals [ 22, 23], it was possible to adapt all three tasks for use in memory-impaired individuals, such that recall was always assessed immediately after the presentation of each scene stimulus, thus eschewing a requirement for long-term memory.

It is possible to adapt either type of system, but the style of adaptation differs.

With channel quality information (CQI) available at the transmitter it is possible to adapt to the small-scale fading of the chunk resources, so-called frequency-adaptive (FA) transmission [9].

It is possible to adapt to a changing environment without using a nervous system to learn.

However, it is possible to adapt to the impacts of climate change, and prevent this loss of economic growth.