Sentence examples for it is unable to adapt from inspiring English sources

However, changing conditions to the environment may mean it is unable to adapt sufficiently quickly to the new conditions and may ultimately go extinct or become greatly diminished.

The teach and playback mode has limited flexibility as it is unable to adapt to the many problems that might be encountered in the welding operation, for example, errors in pre-machining and fitting of the workpiece, and in-process thermal distortion leading to change in gap size.

This method has drawbacks in that it requires the installation of a specific infrastructure and is independent of the incidental conditions of the network (e.g., velocity or quality of signals), and therefore, it is unable to adapt optimally to a changing scenario.

"Because if the Security Council is unable to adapt," Mr. Chretien said, "it will seriously undermine its credibility as a guarantor of peace, credibility that is essential to maintaining the moral authority of the U.N. as a whole".

Indeed it is not uncommon to witness an almost instant aging in an individual who is unable to adapt by way of nature to such a life crisis.

He is the citizen of an old order who is unable to adapt to a new reality.

As anyone who has ever flitted across multiple time zones knows, when your internal clock is unable to adapt to a rapid change in the light-dark cycle, the result is jet lag.

If a lack of infrastructure means that the third world is unable to adapt to climate change, then what will happen is that the third world will fail to adapt to climate change, and we will see a lot of suffering and death.But that suffering and death will probably not cost the rest of us very much money.

In that case, the system is unable to adapt itself to the varying conditions of the channel, and a limit in terms of error floor is obtained.

The DFAD methodology concept is based on the hypothesis that product life ends because a product is unable to adapt to change.

Over time, if an agent is unable to adapt the environment to the preconditions of the task (such as the cost for the agent to execute the task in the current state of the environment) or if it is unable to carry the task out by itself, it will be eliminated.