Sentence examples for constantly being adapted from inspiring English sources

Games launched today are constantly being adapted to the way that users interact with, share and ultimately enjoy their experience.

Linux is a free Unix variant that runs on the most diverse hardware platforms -including on Apple computers - which is constantly being adapted to new hardware, and, current expectations are that due to its origins [Unix], it will have a long lifespan," Mr Serexhe explains.

"The piano has been in a constant state of evolution for 300 years," Mr. Harrison said in a recent interview, explaining that for much of that time, "it was constantly changing and being adapted according to the composers and performers of the day".

In addition, as coding rules are being adapted constantly, e.g., in relation with DRG reimbursement schemes, one cannot take for granted that the measure of cormibidty is stable over the years.

For variable speed, the observation window must be adapted constantly, and the rate of adaptation depends not only on the MT speed but also on the sampling period and shadow fading characteristics.

Dr. Gbagba says that the distribution plans are adapted constantly to meet increases and decreases in population.

New immune monitoring techniques are constantly introduced, and known techniques are adapted and further developed to meet the demands of "exploring it all" [ 2, 3].

However, in terms of the specific rules and penalties themselves, it has always been our position that we will constantly monitor how jockeys are adapting.

The face of what it means to be queer in the digital age is constantly changing -- and our smartphones are adapting in order to keep up.

"My guess is you've got shortages of parts, people repairing equipment right on the battlefield and constantly being forced to adapt to the combat commander's maneuver plan".

I have to constantly be aware, constantly adapt, constantly grow personally.