Sentence examples for may adapt the from inspiring English sources

(NBC may adapt the Dutch "Chains of Love," in which a woman is chained to five men simultaneously).

That a diner may adapt the shape of a sliced subsection of the latter to create a portable meal does not reflect the intent of its crafting; that is a secondary, user-generated adaptation.

These behaviors include the normal expectations, routines, and habits for which systems are designed as well as the ways in which users may adapt the system for their purposes or values, finding ways to end run the normal practices.

At this point, we may adapt the usual recursive definition of formula for the expanded language.

For example, fine grain architectures such as FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) may adapt the functioning and the routing at bit level.

The air interface may adapt the frame structures in order to reduce the Transmission Time Interval (TTI) and/or Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest (HARQ) round trip times.

The presence and wide variety of pumps and transport proteins during infection lends to the conjecture that the bacteria may adapt to the host environment by scavenging resources and altering the micronutrient levels.

The crafty parasite may adapt to the environment so the target temperature might change once reached.

Introduction of hypervirulent N. meningitidis strains into Taiwan increases the burden of the disease in the country since new strains may adapt to the environment similar to the serogroup W135 strains, which have become major circulating strains in Taiwan.

PSV is a pressure-limited, flow-cycled mode in which every breath is supported by a constant level of pressure at the airways, thus the tidal volume (VT) and inspiratory flow may adapt to the demands of the patient [ 5].

Finally, compared to other MSCs populations, MMSCs may adapt to the niche of the meniscus during the long-term repairing process due to their meniscus originated [ 42].