Sentence examples for by adaptable from inspiring English sources
It is desirable to replace monofunctional and static objects by adaptable ones which represent the new spatial, structural and program strategies of design.
Potential opportunities for using gelcasting technique in setting mechanically foamed slurry can be described by adaptable designing and modification of the foamed slurry characteristics with a goal of preserving the environment.
The study was partially supported by Adaptable and Seamless Technology Transfer Program through Target-driven R&D (AS2715165U) from the Japan Science and Technology Agency.
Earlier studies have speculated that missing enzyme steps in fragmented endosymbiont metabolic pathways are completed by adaptable endosymbiont enzymes from other pathways.
Such a future cannot be constructed by a single model, but by an adaptable, creative vision aimed at preserving the things that matter about the paper — its values, its journalists, its coverage, and its audience — while gradually constructing a transition to new distribution systems and new generations of online, twittering readers.
Like many artists, I did this by being adaptable to many different situations and by being able to turn these situations to my advantage.
There was a Stanley Cup in 1994, of course, but that was collected by a one-off team that was quickly overshadowed by the adaptable and patiently constructed New Jersey Devils, who won the Cup the following year, then two times since, just to make a point.
When self-awareness is included into the mix, we begin to understand when and why our buttons are pushed by others and are better able to manage these triggers by being adaptable and thus staying calm.
THE pop album made its way through the 20th century by staying adaptable, transforming itself from analog grooves to digital bits.
The extrusion die shapes are determined by the adaptable die design method, where adjustable coefficients for characterizing the streamlined die are found by minimizing the volumetric effective strain rate deviation.
Finite element modeling (FEM) is used to compare the results of extrusion through dies designed by the adaptable die design method, for a model with the deformation zone extended into the bearing region, to a model without such an extension.
