Sentence examples for into adapting from inspiring English sources

Nokia, which helped shape the modern cellphone market, has sunk millions into adapting its handset business to the rapidly evolving industry.

"I had to be forced into adapting to the idea that the Black Keys were no longer an underdog but now were expected to be a great band".

Third, the armed forces are under civilian control and a lot of effort is being put into adapting to NATO military standards.

Researchers are developing rehabilitation robots that assist in movement, resist movement when it is uncoordinated, or even make movements more uncoordinated in an attempt to trick the nervous system into adapting.

It is considered the prototype field theory in physics; great efforts have gone into adapting its core concepts and calculational approaches to the description of other fundamental forces in nature (see unified field theory).

Robert Louis Stevenson's South Sea Tales, broadcast this weekend starring David Tennant, are my 10th foray into adapting for Radio 4's Classic Serial slot – after novels by Edith Wharton, Dodie Smith and John Wyndham – and I have never felt more privileged to be let loose on another writer's work.

Adaptation rules can provide an efficient way to transform Web contents into adapted ones that conform to requesters' contexts.

Data were stratified by prostate-specific antigen and clinical stage at diagnosis into adapted D'Amico risk groups.

This identification of genes contributing to broad-spectrum disease resistance facilitates the introgression of donor alleles into adapted cultivars.

New genomic tools in wheat breeding have allowed the incorporation of new allelic variants into adapted germplasm.

Sites were not sorted into slowly adapting type I, rapidly adapting, and Pacinian based on the limited stimulus set collected.