Sentence examples for capable to adapt to from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, asynchronous circuits, which have no clock constraints, are capable to adapt to delay variations.
Some scholars perceive pastoralists as vulnerable to climate change while others view them as the most capable to adapt to climate change, since pastoral livelihoods are shaped to deal with scarce and variable natural resources (Nori and Davies 2007).
This indicates that E. hormaechei is widely distributed in the environment and capable to adapt to different niches.
If before the LGM haplogroup 2 was exclusively associated with the wolf ecomorph specialized in the megafaunal prey, it would mean that in Europe it was capable to adapt to changing prey composition and availability.
The finding that the Gibbs free binding energy is differently perturbed in dependence on the nature of the RNA template accordingly suggests that the HCV-polymerase is capable to adapt to differently structured RNAs and to realize various binding modes.
Our results clearly show that the autocalibration algorithm of the FTV system was not capable to adapt to changes in MAP between 80 to 110 mmHg (that were maintained for 10 to 15 minutes) although the software generation used calculates arterial compliance every minute: results in a percentage error between both methods that is clinically not acceptable.
If the flowrate is subjected to a sudden change, any equipment must be either capable of responding quickly to adapt to the variation or be able to absorb the change without adversely affecting the overall system performance.
They show that even the aged brain remains capable of plasticity the ability to adapt to and benefit from experience and they summarize evidence that brain plasticity is heightened by certain types of cognitive training, by aerobic exercise, and by certain diets.
The power curves vary under different scenarios, that means BSS is capable of different operation mode to adapt to external environment and incentive signals.
Factories of the future must be capable to adapt themselves to continuously changing market demand.
These results show that the proposed adaptive recognition system is accurate, fast and robust to sensor noise, but also capable to adapt its own performance over time.
