Sentence examples for if it is not adapted from inspiring English sources

Users may refuse to work with a system, if it is not adapted to their routine tasks.

JAMES Oh, it's not adapted.

The substantial oxidation of charcoal by dichromate and the variability of recovery according to the degree of alteration of charcoal and conditions of reaction support the idea that the quantification of BC based on its chemical resistance is challenging and can be subject to important biases if calibration is not adapted to the quality of BC of the sample of interest.

The simulation results moreover indicate that the number of accepted users is severely degraded if the processors distribution is not adapted to the traffic distribution.

What is particularly wooden-headed about this is that Afghanistan ought to have been a golden opportunity for NATO to show its continuing usefulness in the post-cold-war world by conducting exactly the sort of "out-of-area" operation to which it needs to adapt itself if it is not to die.

If KC were not adapted to the study-specific and centre-specific tracer administration and scanning settings, then 50% of the lesions were not properly segmented.

This can create confusion if scenarios are not adapted to the cues at each facility.

"We're not adapted to it".

The adaptive filters boldsymbol{W}_{l}(mu,k)=left[{W}_{l}(mu,k,0),ldots,{W}_{l}(mu,k,N_{text{ic}}-1)right]^{mathrm{T}} (33). of the IC are not adapted if speech is coming from the steering direction to avoid signal cancelation.

When heavy, wet snow with a snow-water equivalent (SWE) ratio of between 6 1 and 12 1 (in extreme cases, as heavy as 4 1) and a weight in excess of 10 pounds per square foot (~40 kg/m2) piles onto trees or electricity lines – particularly if the trees have full leaves or are not adapted to snow – significant damage may occur on a scale usually associated with hurricanes.

Several exchanges during the hearings illustrated the way in which the usual processes of the immigration system were not adapted well, if at all, to dealing with stateless people.