Sentence examples for boundaries to adapt from inspiring English sources

This index is largely representative of the capacity of the communities within the NEP boundaries to adapt to present and future environmental change in order to protect estuary health and water quality.

Amalberti's theory on workarounds relates to how people naturally migrate to the boundaries of what are considered acceptable practices and sometimes violate those boundaries in order to adapt to system features that constrain their ability to accomplish their work.

"The boundaries we have to adapt to are expanding".

Taken as a whole, NSF's labs are the pushing the boundaries, not only to adapt and create technology, but also to train the next generation of researchers, in their drive to enhance the technology available to the disabled.

Human activities provide native species with an opportunity to cross habitat boundaries locally, and to adapt to human- driven biotic and abiotic conditions within their native range (i.e., pre-adapt).

The stakes could not be higher: if the challenges we face are global in scale and transcend both national borders and traditional academic boundaries, then we are obliged to adapt the manner of our research and teaching accordingly.

The final step of the work presented here was to adapt the boundary conditions to a more realistic situation taking place in the AscóNPP.

We emphasize that condition (1.4) is an essential condition for the techniques in [24 26], with the note that in [26] the condition is slightly different in order to adapt the boundary conditions.

Individuals who cross cultural boundaries face many challenges when trying to adapt to a receiving culture.

This paper reports the investigations done to adapt the Characteristic Boundary Conditions (CBC) to the Lattice-Boltzmann formalism for high Reynolds number applications.

A robust Mesh-Mover Algorithm (MMA) approach is designed to adapt meshes of moving boundaries problems.