Sentence examples for has adapted with from inspiring English sources

One is America's half-brother Brooklyn, the prince of badness, whom we meet at age 7. Brooklyn, who "is very, very bad and knows everything," has adapted with savage efficiency to a world where their mother, "on an errand," disappears for weeks.

Things have progressed and changed in the past eight years, and Clinton's new college plan has adapted with those changes.

Busby would probably have adapted with a measure of distaste.

Success for Porsche and Toyota then, but also for the series itself, which has undergone radical regulation changes this season, to which the teams have adapted with considerably less fuss than their counterparts in F1.

Elsewhere, the other royals have adapted with varying degrees of success: the Queen is stoical, Princess Anne has embraced a third marriage - to an oik called Spiggy - with carnal gusto and Princess Michael, loathed by everyone and abandoned by her husband, is attempting to escape penury and obscurity by writing a dazzlingly successful novel.

The experimental results reveal that the synaptic weights of the neural network have adapted with training and have gradually converged to the targets afterwards.

Nefarious types all over the world release an estimated 6,000 viruses a month into the wild, and they've adapted with the times.

There he included material to appeal to his lower-class audience, such as a popular tune that he had adapted with lyrics about the Boston Fire Department.

"So many other industries have adapted with high-tech solutions, but it's still a real skill to put the fur together, and we haven't got the people to do it".

It is also possible that unconscious forms of perception are independent from explicit perceptual awareness, and these forms may have adapted with experience.

Facebook use has adapted too, with more and more people using it as a way to manage party invitations and to publicise events rather than simply collecting old school friends like Panini stickers.