Sentence examples for flexible in adapting from inspiring English sources

According to the proposed protocols and Figure 14, the proposed system is highly flexible in adapting to the quality of the underlying the wireless channel.

It may also require policy instruments that are more flexible in adapting to the local context, including payments for ecosystem services.

"In a rapidly evolving global landscape, UNICEF needs to be flexible in adapting its approach, learning from partners, making the best use of its resources and building on its global presence, convening capacity and compelling mandate," she said.

(FG3.2) Low morale left professionals feeling disengaged and less likely to be flexible in adapting to change or taking on board new approaches to working: 'there is an attitude of suspicion' FG1.1).

Satrapi's deceptively simple, remarkably powerful drawings match the precise but flexible prose she employs in adapting to her multiple roles as educator, folklorist, and grand-niece.

This allows the network to remain decentralized and flexible, while adapting to changes in labor.

IPPS approaches try to break the gap between these two functionalities in favor of providing flexible plans adapting to the shop floor's state.

These buildings could be configured in different ways according to the site, making it the ultimate flexible system – adapting to hillsides, city squares and leftover spaces next to major roads.

Response arrangements therefore need to be flexible in order to adapt to the circumstances at the time while applying good practice, including lessons from previous emergencies, and safeguarding the UK's constitutional settlement".

These requirements present a challenging environment in which to develop public health applications; software must be flexible in order to adapt to the complexities of different jurisdictions.

Also, it is clear that these towns should be much more flexible in order to adapt to the many changes of the past 65 years.