Sentence examples for may be adapting from inspiring English sources

According to Matthew Yglesias at TPM Cafe, France's neighbors may be adapting more eagerly, if not more easily.

Federal airport screeners and airlines have also been put on notice that Al Qaeda terrorists may be adapting cameras or other electronic devices into weapons.

While Italians may be adapting to the fast-paced meal times more common abroad, many remain defensive when it comes to changing their traditional fare.

This so-called "N400 semantic priming effect" is sensitive to the probability of encountering a related prime-target pair within an experimental block, suggesting that participants may be adapting the strength of their predictions to the predictive validity of their broader experimental environment.

Here's a release from the news office of the university's Earth Institute, which has done a particularly good job of filling the void left as conventional science coverage shrinks: Evergreen trees at the edge of Alaska's tundra are growing faster, suggesting that at least some forests may be adapting to a rapidly warming climate, says a new study.

Our work suggests that these models may be improved by adding more low-frequency suppression in tasks where subjects may be adapting to image backgrounds.

Simulations demonstrate the application to link adaptation in IEEE 802.11n with constellations that may be adapted per spatial stream.

Amy Winehouse's life may be adapted for the silver screen.

Claws may be adapted for scratching, clutching, digging, or climbing.

These requirements may be adapted for students with advanced standing.

Measures adopted in the US may be adapted to meet conditions in other affected countries.