Sentence examples for environment adapting from inspiring English sources

A self-adaptive (SA) system continuously monitor its own behavior and its operating environment, adapting itself whenever current conditions prevent it from delivering the expected quality of service (Salehie and Tahvildari 2009).

The charity sector has survived wars, economic crisis and an ever-changing social and operating environment – adapting innovatively to ensure beneficiaries continue to be served.

The world of computational design means architects are pursing new frontiers where architecture can be generated through the writing of algorithms and software, where interactive physical mechanisms can be built that respond to their environment, adapting and evolving as necessary.

When we drive a car, operate machinery or cross the road, we continuously monitor our own actions and attend to the environment adapting to emerging hazards.

Populations of prokaryotic cells feeding on an abstract resource were allowed to evolve in a well-mixed environment, adapting to a single abiotic factor with a given amount of environmental variability denoted by ' turbulenceence).

A cognitive network is one that is aware of changes in user needs and its environment, adapts its behavior to those changes, learns from its adaptations, and exploits knowledge to improve its future behavior.

By the middle of the 19th century, the greenhouse had developed from a mere refuge from a hostile climate into a controlled environment, adapted to the needs of particular plants.

Students need to navigate a new environment, adapt to a different style of learning, and for many live on their own for the first time.

How quickly did animals originating from one environment adapt to new environments (e.g. Kay 1997; Thornton et al. 2009), such as animal populations originating from the Near East adapting to the more extreme conditions of the eastern steppe?

Scientists have found that guppies moved to a predator-free environment adapted to it in a mere 4 years--a rate of change some 10,000 to 10 million times faster than the average rates gleaned from the fossil record.

But how far should the adaptation of animals to the world of humans be pushed - and how can the man-made environment adapt itself towards the needs of their pets?