Sentence examples for modifying and adapting from inspiring English sources
In Germany, by contrast, faith in the offensive was never lost, although Adolf Hitler encouraged progressive officers to forsake light infantry and take up tanks—in effect taking the tactical principles pioneered by light infantry in World War I and developing, modifying, and adapting them to armoured warfare.
However, certain characteristics associated with Big Data pose challenges for modifying and adapting Deep Learning to address those issues.
A new statistical method (the gene tissue index, GTI) was developed by modifying and adapting algorithms originally developed for statistical problems in economics.
Clinicians were involved in modifying and adapting the interventions to the context.
Since then, researchers have not gone to the trouble of conceptualizing the framework once again or modifying and adapting the RIPLS, possibly assuming the concept to be valid.
A second feature of 'do it yourself' AT was modifying and adapting existing household products to make them easier for people with dementia to use, or using existing technologies in novel ways.
And what would seem a technically uneducated martial force has modified and adapted them, with minimal equipment, to an effective and updated use.
However, native peoples modified and adapted these instruments to suit their own aesthetic values, musical styles, and performance contexts; thus, over the centuries, these instruments have become indigenous.
Nonetheless, Thomism remains the most complete and lasting political doctrine of Roman Catholicism, since modified and adapted but not in principle superseded.
"Furthermore, because our content is openly licensed, faculty will be able to easily modify and adapt OpenStax College content to meet specific course needs".
From the 12th century to the 14th century, for example, elements of German, Spanish and French folk tunes all found their way, modified and adapted, into Jewish liturgical melodies.
