Sentence examples for instead adapting from inspiring English sources

Tuck later noted that Pierre-Paul did not just try to bull over the two linemen, instead adapting his approach mid-play.

Instead, adapting model industrial organisms to formatotrophic growth using synthetic, specially tailored formate-assimilation routes could prove an advantageous strategy.

We propose instead adapting a well-studied approximate maximum-likelihood method to the kinematic surface fitting problem, which solves the basis-dependence issue.

Still, other wealthy managers who could also walk away have instead adapted.

Two months away from the workshop, still undecided about what would be taught, we finally decided to instead adapt an existing curriculum.

But the lawyer maintained the photographs were not of Mubarak's transport, that the story was a fabrication, and that Mubarak's alleged views were instead adapted from recent television appearances he himself had made.

Unlike most professional surfers, he doesn't plan different manoeuvres in advance, but instead adapts instinctively, suddenly spinning his board into reverse, perhaps, or flipping into mid-air to land audacious 360-degree turns.

However, the changes in the CSF were indistinguishable when observers were instead adapted to the sharpened 1/f mammogram images.

Essentially, Cyanogen has given up on killing Google and will instead adapt to live in Google's world.

Again, this is different from the search biases we found when observers were instead adapted to the textural differences between the fatty and dense images, which did reveal search improvements when adapted to the appropriate texture (Kompaniez-Dunigan et al., 2015).

Early settlers did not adhere to traditional architectural practices when constructing houses, but instead adapted to living conditions in Indonesia.