A flexible headband and multidirectional hinge above the ear cups allow the headphones to easily adapt to different head sizes.
We often yearn for a roomy, isolated home (a thing we easily adapt to), when, in fact, it will probably compromise our happiness by distancing us from neighbors.
"It's easier for her to understand the nature of our work [as DJs] because she can easily adapt to the constant change and hectic life," he says.
Its saucy rhythms and nasty grooves easily adapt to many other musical forms: from techno to reggae, passing through favela-funk or dubstep.
These pictures are not conventionally dramatic, but they reveal one of our defining but rarely spoken qualities: we easily adapt to war.
But Brendan Murray's play, produced by Tutti Frutti, observed that it is often the youngest members of the family who most easily adapt to relatives suffering from memory loss.
Isolated in the desert some 40 miles northwest of Baghdad, the sprawling site offers infrastructure that the American teams can easily adapt to the storage and destruction job, officials said.
Brown reckons he can sell books in a bigger but less expensive building, without air rights, somewhere in the general vicinity.He figures Pynchon will easily adapt to his next home.
Lee, a magazine editor who dines out often and seldom cooks but entertains regularly and plays host to frequent house guests, needed a home that could easily adapt to the pace of modern urban life.
Some experts predict that Wall Street, like water overcoming a dam, will easily adapt to the new regulations, or at least exploit what loopholes do remain and thrive again.
This feature makes the snake easily adapt to irregular terrain.
