Sentence examples for move and adapt from inspiring English sources
Built on wooden stilts and without fixed masonry, the buildings were designed to move and adapt to the uneven settling of the ground beneath.
On the show, Mr. Charles, who appears in and out of drag, sees his role as a guide, and certainly as a demanding taskmaster whose own ability to move and adapt not merely to shifting politics but also to a climate of redundancy (been there, done that) seems proof of both his ambition and a well-tended consciousness.
Hence, species that rely on these uncertain resources need to move and adapt over scales that can sufficiently smooth out resource availability.
This demonstrates the apparent ease with which millet agriculture was able to move and adapt to different ecological zones (d'Alpoim Guedes et al. in preparation; Xizang and Sichuan 1985).
To enhance the remote control process, monitoring robots should provide visual support not only from suitable angles but also move and adapt to environmental changes in a smooth motion with appropriate velocity.
But more than that, in a hybrid world where customer applications and data can live in the public cloud or on prem (or a combination), Velostrata gives them control to move and adapt the workloads as needed and prepare it for delivery on cloud virtual machines.
Errol Arkilic, program manager for the National Science Foundation, took care to remind us that the federal government is an animal with very different parts, some of which move quickly and adapt, and some of which move at snail's pace and resist innovation.
Such things are special and unrivalled on Readers Recommend, so let us keep and extend them, move on and adapt.
"Companies are not being conservative on the transformation aspect of their spending; as shifts to mobile technology and so on take place, it becomes necessary to move quickly and adapt," he said.
"It's a big loss but things change and you learn to move on and adapt".
We want to move onward and adapt to the countries around us.
