Sentence examples for line to adapt from inspiring English sources

One car manufacturer, for example, has redesigned its production line to adapt to an older workforce, but Sinclair said there were few examples of other companies innovating in the same way.

These rules are then used on-line to adapt the equipment depending on the context faced by CR equipments.

An alternative explanation for this observation is that mutS− lines evolve faster, and more serial transfers would have been necessary for WT lines to adapt and reach higher population growth rates.

The offensive line had to adapt when Snee, the anchor of the unit, was sidelined for the season because of a hip problem.

Therefore for early harvesting dates knowing olive characteristics 'on line' is essential to adapt the kneading conditions.

That's why Facebook is walking a careful line in trying to adapt to our new ways of sharing while, at the same time, trying to encourage the creation of a new social behavior.

Cell lines are forced to adapt to a vastly different environment and this could lead to important characteristics of the original tumor to be selected against and eventually lost.

I hate to sound like a coddled American skier, too accustomed to line wranglers and Webcams to adapt to the Bulgarian wilderness, but the anarchy grated.

"We know from our work with poor communities across the UK that people living close to the poverty line are ill-equipped to adapt to sudden drops in income.

In order to avoid the construction of a complete beam line, it was decided to adapt the existing microprobe system.

The first move was to adapt Line's federated app strategy for enhancing the communication experience through greater expression tools in its photo-editing apps.