Sentence examples for generally adapting from inspiring English sources

Instead, various German builders attempted to devise actions that were simpler than Cristofori's, generally adapting them to the clavichord-shaped instruments now called "square" pianos.

But it has been evolving, like the animals themselves, growing bigger or smaller, putting on a bit of weight, making the ears pointier, fluffing up the coat with doggy hair spray, and generally adapting to the hyper-competitive global world.

With the encouragement and support of his superior, Allesandro Valignano, Ricci revolutionized the Jesuit approach by mastering spoken and written Chinese — original editions of the books he wrote in Chinese are on display — assuming the Chinese name Li Madou, by which he remains widely known in China, and generally adapting himself to local customs.

More than half the medical students are from other countries and they are exposed to a new learning environment, making new friends, and generally adapting to a new and somewhat uncertain world during their training at the medical school.

(2) An adaptive beamformer generally adapts its weights during breaks in the target signal [1].

"I have generally adapted to the humidity," she says.

Nevertheless, learning systems do not generally adapt to learners' profiles.

Almost all new technology causes alarm in its early days, and humans generally adapt to it.

The panel found that wildlife had generally adapted well to oil drilling.

Freshwater atheriniforms are generally adapted for feeding at the surface, on insect larvae and small crustaceans.

Ad units are created at a point in time and don't generally adapt to emerging themes in culture.