Sentence examples for being fully adapted from inspiring English sources

However, it has only caused human infections in a small number of those exposed to it, as animal viruses can do without being fully adapted to humans.

On the other hand, clean speech models can be fully adapted into acoustically matched speech models as far as the amount of adaptation data is provided enough in model adaptation.

But one day I will be fully adapted to the free world.

In the first scenario, the capture plant was fully adapted to the effect of LVC.

I am writing this piece from my university halls, in which all of the doors operate on push buttons and my bathroom is fully adapted.

Flameless combustion is a well known measure to reduce NOx emissions in gas combustion but has not yet been fully adapted to pulverised coal combustion.

So it is demonstrated that the apparent Ni P surface properties can be fully adapted and the surface setting can be well characterized by wettability measurements.

Using listener figures from Arbitron for XM Satellite Radio, it is possible to estimate that the company will pay about 1.6 cents per hour per listener when the new rates are fully adapted in 2010.

Well, information technology is now everywhere, and even if prices stop falling and computer power levels off, just making better use of all the new equipment already in place should continue to give some boost to productivity "until everyone is fully adapted," said Joel Mokyr, an economics historian at Northwestern.

In the high-tech industry, we found that when companies conclude that their current model is not viable and must be fully adapted (versus making only marginal digital adjustments to the existing model), they digitally reinvent themselves 40% more often than the industry average.

Tedworth House is fully adapted and offers over 50 en-suite bedrooms and four family suites.