Sentence examples for it is more adaptable from inspiring English sources
The appeal of knitwear is its flexibility: Not just that it is comfortable and unrestricting, but also that it is more adaptable to work and leisure than more formal cloth tailoring.
Bayesian forecasting model under Brownian motion is adopted as the method of updating information, because it is more adaptable for the single-period product with strong stochastic characteristics.
There is a underrepresentation of this type of game in the console market because it is more adaptable to a mobile platform.
In this context, our model performs better than the existing RBB algorithm in terms of corresponding match throughput, and proves that it is more adaptable to the time duration and the size of data dissemination through the HoMC-based MUDD optimization.
Vettel's intelligence seems to be of a broader spectrum than that of any of his peers, a sign usually that it's more adaptable - and it's adaptation that has marked out his performances this year.
Like the game it chronicles, Wisden is more adaptable than a largely unchanging appearance — yellow dust covers over a squat brown binding — might suggest.
It can hold more information and is more adaptable than the magnetic stripes that used to be the industry standard.
According to Ministry of science officials, KIST is more adaptable to the country's needs because it does not have historical bureaucracy that other institutions that have been there for a long time face.
And on this planet, where humans and apes compete in the wild, guess which species is more adaptable, more evolved?
That means a cluster is more adaptable to changing mission goals and less susceptible to the loss of any one component than a single satellite of equivalent complexity.
