Sentence examples for can only adapt from inspiring English sources

Of greater concern to the ITF is that players can only adapt so much.

"I was running the mileage and doing all the things right, but you can only adapt so far".

"Someone with A.D.H.D. can only adapt to a small range of niches in the world, and maybe there are fewer of those niches than there once were," as Nigg put it.

A lighter version of the elastic mechanism is proposed wherein instead of adapting the noise differently in locations tens of meters apart, it can only adapt to large areas of a city, covering tens of square kilometers.

All of the algorithms can only adapt to small velocity changes of the target, but, when the target moves with a large acceleration, changing position, pose, and size dramatically from one frame to the following, they tend to end up with failure.

Moreover because we are chained to the mental construct of war-as-phenomenology, we can only adapt to today's transformation of war by superficially adapting to its changing phenomena.

The VDA, the German carmakers' association, has applauded the move to tax CO2 emissions rather than engine capacity.Peter Fuss, an automotive expert at Ernst & Young, a consulting firm, is confident that German carmakers can not only adapt to these new challenges, but thrive on them.

First, the biopharmaceutical process are mapped to the cloud platform, which can not only adapt to the revolutionary changes in the way of biopharmaceutical research and but also build a network management platform for pharmaceutical research and development.

Simulation results show that the cloud service evaluation model can not only adapt to the dynamic changes in the environment, but also to ensure that the actual quality of service, fraud and malicious evaluation of malicious entities have a certain ability to resist.

We need type that can not only adapt to all our different platforms and screens, but adapt to its context and the content it conveys.

But acclimation reaches a 'dead end' under extreme environmental stress; populations can only adjust by evolving – or adapting to the new environment.