Sentence examples for environments to adapt from inspiring English sources
Some of us might argue instead that criticism has a symbiotic relationship to great literature: good literary criticism, after all, seeks not to destroy its host, but rather to help it flourish in different environments, to adapt and evolve in changing worlds.
Sheth says that McKinsey's report focuses only on hardware costs and neglects to recognize the value private clouds have when it comes to scalability and and the ability for cloud environments to adapt to on-demand solutions and innovations.
Many modern firms are adjusting their business practices in predictive environments to adapt to changing demands and predict what products their customers will want, and where, as well as who are their best customers and what services would generate the most revenue.
"I will remain to let my people know in these terrible environments to adapt and survive at any cost".
But I will remain to let my people know in these terrible environments to adapt and survive at any cost because "US BLACK PEOPLE ARE STILL AT WAR WITH OURSELVES AND THE SYSTEM IN REAL LIFE! #grammarcheck I don't talk the "AMERICAN ENGLISH" because I don't believe in it...I never cared about writing or speaking that way!
If you are thinking that these are a demanding and sometimes heartbreaking set of responses — ceaselessly trying to control an ailing person's environment, to adapt the way you communicate, to consider dangerous drugs — well, yes.
Thus, one possibility is that adipose tissue adjusts its extracellular environment to adapt to the shrinking volume of the fat cells.
Hypervigilance, hyperarousal, and a tendency to disassociate these are all ways students who've been exposed to traumatic environments try to adapt.
The main advantage of machine learning approach over other techniques is its ability to learn the wireless environment and to adapt to it.
Endogenous clocks enable organisms to anticipate periodic changes in the environment and to adapt their physiology accordingly.
From an evolutionary perspective, the ancestors of cetaceans first lived in terrestrial environments prior to adapting to aquatic environments.
