Sentence examples for conform to changing from inspiring English sources
Instead of altering its plan to conform to changing facts, the White House simply altered its rationale for the tax cuts.
Located in Harvard Square, J. Press has stubbornly and admirably refused to conform to changing tastes in men's fashions unlike Brooks Brothers, its nearest competitor.
What action threshold criteria should be adopted in adaptive radiotherapy to conform to changing morphology, molecular phenotype, and respiratory-induced tumor motion patterns?
If you still think the ultra-portable laptop still has a place then we'd politely direct you to the Surface Pro 3. Similarly if you think that Apple won't conform to changing trends then just look at the iPhone 6.
Creating a sustainable competitive advantage therefore has become paramount importance considering the institutional changes that were introduced in form of strategy to conform to the changing norms and patterns of operation in the industry.
Miller of MIT believes that, ultimately, technology will conform to our changing culture.
Doctrine and dogma of Islam will have to be changed/updated to conform to our changing world, particularly where women's rights are concerned, before that religion is fully assimilated into the American way of life.
However, there is another way to minimise prediction errors; namely, by re-sampling sensory inputs so that they conform to predictions; in other words, changing sensory inputs by changing the world through action.
It is shown in these examples that the model allows for complete flexibility in designing a grid-reinforced composite structure with desirable elastic coefficients to conform to any engineering application by changing some material and/or geometric parameter of interest.
People also fear that the singular character of the state is changing as Alaskans conform to the expectations of large tour companies.
Mangroves are non-linear, non-equilibrium systems uniquely adapted to a highly dynamic boundary where shorelines are continually evolving and sea-level ever changing, and rarely conform to classical concepts of forest development and succession.
