Sentence examples for made adaptable to from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a modular series-hybrid drivetrain can be made adaptable to a range of primary power sources such as an internal combustion engine or fuel cell engine.

Although the Constitution's brevity and ambiguity have sometimes led to serious disputes about its meaning, they also have made it adaptable to changing historical circumstances and ensured its relevance in ages far removed from the one in which it was written.

His multiple points of origin made him adaptable to any situation.

We know our times by our heroes, and Larry Tye's "Superman" is a study of how one superhero has made himself adaptable to the different eras in which he has thrived.

This characteristic, combined with the flexibility of the quill point, which responds to pressure for varying the widths of lines or forming accents, made it adaptable to the diverse personal styles of draftsmen from the 15th to the end of the 19th century.

Objects in the "far" area are then "learned" by the robot as being obstacles or traversable areas once they are discerned up close — a process which they've made very adaptable to different situations, and which I can only assume contributes to a constantly-improving database of object data.

These characteristics make it adaptable to various uses.

Dracaenas prefer diffused light, making them adaptable to indoor conditions.

His command and mastery of his own mechanics usually make Mussina adaptable to any condition, whether he lacks control of his curveball on a given day, or the wind is gusting, or the mound in the ballpark is sloped at an acute angle.

The flexibility of different ampholyte pH ranges makes it adaptable to any specific protein of interest.

In this scenario, we implement a typical method for digital phase locking and make it adaptable to different data rates.