Sentence examples for effectively adapted from inspiring English sources

By 2005, US sanctions against Iran had been around for so long that Iranians had effectively adapted, and often found international partners willing to shrug off US pressure as a cost of doing business in the Islamic Republic.

There had been black Puerto Rican pop stars before but no important black band, and none who had so effectively adapted the old Puerto Rican bomba rhythms into a dance-band context.

She effectively adapted the lessons of classical Cubism (as in the work of Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso), using it as a point of departure for an original style of her own, softening Cubism's rational scheme with an uncommon wealth of shade and nuance of colour and a certain rationality that was more characteristic of Russian art.

Its design is such that it can be effectively adapted to different beamline environments.

Compared with the traditional RSS vector, the differential vector can be effectively adapted to the dynamic indoor environment.

We demonstrate that some endemic, "brackish" water ostracods (i.e., Cyprideis) have been effectively adapted to freshwater conditions.

It is paradoxical that domesticates, typically derived from small founder populations and maintained at very low effective population sizes, can effectively adapt to human conditions.

This knowledge is needed to continue to improve the effectiveness of the NFP program, to effectively adapt and deliver the program in new contexts and to help inform the development of new home visiting programs.

One of Vidor's great strengths to this point had been his ability to effectively adapt popular fiction for the screen.

Alex Neil's side are quickly and effectively adapting to life in the top-flight.

Based on the measured value, the node effectively adapts its transmission data rate to control congestion.