Sentence examples for invariably adapt from inspiring English sources

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Encoding mechanisms invariably adapt or associate fresh data to information already present, to such an extent that what is encoded may not be a direct representation of incoming stimuli.

All eras are different, better in some ways, worse in others and bound by the belief that the truly great players, on court and off, could invariably adapt to the prevailing culture.

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Because there is still no universally accepted definition of childhood MetS, pediatric studies have invariably adapted adult standards in conjunction with use of gender- and age-dependent normal values(2).

Because those predictions are invariably based on linear projections from recent elections, and they underestimate the parties' and politicians' ability to adapt to new realities".

You adapt.

People adapt.

Businesses adapt.

Producers adapt.

And adapt.

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