Sentence examples for general adapting from inspiring English sources

The findings indicated that, in general, adapting to cognitive styles improves student learning.

Paul Webb of Britain's Brunel University concludes in a forthcoming book ("Political Parties in Advanced Industrial Democracies, Oxford University Presss) that although partisan sentiment is weaker than it was, and voters more cynical, parties have in general adapted well to changing circumstances.Besides, even if party differences are narrowing at present, why expect that trend to continue?

In recent decades, the Armenian Revolutionary Federation reasserted itself ideologically and reformulated the section of its program called "General Theory", adapting it to current concepts of socialism, democracy and rights of self-determination.

However, as a general principle, adapting to, rather than challenging, societal norms was found to be most appropriate in the CBVCT context.

This novel approach can be applied to study the physicochemical properties of heterogeneous catalysts in general by adapting well-developed strategies in infrared spectroscopy.

The aim of this work is to give the independent-point-defect thermodynamics of ordered compounds a sufficiently general flavour, adapted to and working for multicomponent alloys.

It is not a coincidence that Machiavelli also uses the term virtù in his book The Art of War in order to describe the strategic prowess of the general who adapts to different battlefield conditions as the situation dictates.

Orchids, in general, are adapted to various forms of zoogamy and their flowers are accommodated to pollination by various factors, which is one of the reasons for the high degree of variability in the flower, androecium and gynoecium structures.

In general, the adapted Holzer's CGA rule works as follows: each footprint with damage degree 4 is first extruded by the original height and divided in floors, according to the original attribute "number of floors".

Here, we performed simulations to build a simple statistical table of general guidelines adapted specifically for identifying differentially expressed genes using replications of a microarray experiment, and we present an accompanying nonparametric method, replicated studentized-deviate detection (RSD).

However, the benefits of the efficient driving can also be applied on-line in the regulation stage to recover train delays or in general, to adapt the driving to the changing conditions in the line.