Sentence examples for enabled to adapt from inspiring English sources

General transfer of training between parkour and team sports may be supported by learners being enabled to adapt their existing coordination dynamics.

These definitions enable to adapt the control when each field is transmitted or received.

This procedure enables to adapt any on-site local rule of design and development.

This method enables to adapt paths by choosing less congested routes.

Future flexibility concepts could therefore include additional technical solutions like feed-in management of the biogas process, which enables to adapt in advance to prevailing low RL periods.

Several variants of a flat channel design different from HV are suggested that enable to adapt a channel to pressure quota up to 1 MPa and higher.

This reduction in operations is achieved due to the joint benefits of the AADC, the ASA and the resampling, as they enable to adapt the sampling frequency and the filter order by following the input signal local variations.

Using the boosting factor (alpha _{F_{l}}^{k}) enables to adapt the power allocation proportionally to the femtocells' role in the interference situation rather than uniformly as usually performed in traditional power adjustment approaches.

Traverse says she drew from Whitman skills that have enabled her to adapt to six successive jobs as a CEO.

Because of the procedure's high task demand, the experiment was designed in a way that enabled participants to adapt to it.

That they should graduate with a set of practical skills that enable them to adapt to a work environment.