Sentence examples for has adapted itself from inspiring English sources

Democracy has adapted itself well to the ineffable complexities of the caste system.

The Police Department has adapted itself to combat the dangers of today, not ghosts from the past.

Perhaps the great feat of capitalism is that it has adapted itself, metamorphosed the character of economics into a system which runs parallel with Darwinism.

Rats genuinely like New York, and the New York rat has adapted itself quite nicely to the vagaries of New York life.

But in fashion, as in life, you have to evolve to survive, and this summer the ankle-strap sandal has adapted itself to the new appetite for toughness.

"News has adapted itself to all sorts of formats throughout its history," Mr. Stephens, a professor of journalism and mass communications at New York University, said.

Or it could have adapted itself to this new reality, and changed itself to fit the rise of corporatist government.

The SLEUTH model calibration captured these city characteristics, and using the standard documented calibration procedures, seems to have adapted itself well to the European context.

His father was, and it is surely significant for the son's work that he spoke constantly of the place to his children; but Georges was born in Tournai, and grew up in Ghent, also a richly historic city, but one which had adapted itself to the possibilities of modern industry and commerce (Rodenbach père was an inspector of weights and measures).

Further investigations revealed that these detached cells exerted some subtle electromagnetic influence on the wired-up part of the circuit, allowing it to perform its task efficiently.Remarkably, the circuit had adapted itself in a way that allowed it to exploit the underlying physics of the FPGA's semiconductor material.

This plant species has been chronically exposed to petroleum hydrocarbons since oil exploitation began in 1964 and might, to a certain degree, have adapted itself to the petroleum-polluted soils [43].