Sentence examples for maybe adapted from inspiring English sources

Nodes maybe adapted when a VM's requirements extends beyond the capacity of its hosting node, and it needs to be moved to another node that has the required capacity.

DR 3 (12 yrs qualified: salaried GP, deprived area) "if you have someone who has got COPD and is depressed then obviously I think tackling depression will be my first priority because that will help me to motivate the patient, maybe to adapt their diet, or stop [them] smoking rather than just ignore it or not tackle it".

Maupin has adapted Maybe The Moon for the cinema.

I just feel that maybe they are more adapted to the characteristics of this game.

"Neanderthals were cold adapted and maybe it just took them that time to adapt to the cold environment of that period.

Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine insisted on calling their 1994 chamber opera Passion, maybe because they'd adapted it from Ettore Scola's Passione D'Amore.

He had the first verse and chorus and didn't quite know what else to say about it and it hadn't been finished, so he got it to the band and we worked on the bridge together and adapted it, maybe changed a chord here or there, but that first initiation was from Sean and then we finished it together.

Maybe your field isn't as moribund as you think — or maybe you can adapt your skills to a more vibrant industry, or move to an area where your skills are in demand.

"If we know the reason, maybe we can adapt and compensate," said Ulf Büntgen, the paleoclimatologist who led the study.

Maybe Guardiola could adapt, but then the big question about Pep is whether he is really a coach in the adaptable sense of the word.

Maybe I could adapt what Ivo just said to my relationship to the historical models of the characters in "Alice in Bed".