Sentence examples for properly adapted from inspiring English sources

Few of the tents are properly adapted to winter conditions.

He has never properly adapted to the professional game, in either method or attitude.

"We were not properly adapted to conditions and couldn't get a toehold – and, of course, the Neanderthals were there already".

As a purely digital company, it is able to offer innovations such as five-year licences, 50% royalties and in-house author websites; what it calls "a properly adapted digital publisher".

Qualitative research suggests something must be done – Demos's own research included following the parents of a disabled girl over two years as they fought to have her bedroom properly adapted.

Of the 45 camps that were still active at the start of the month, the Guardian visited or was made aware of at least 15 camps that had yet to be properly adapted by the time snow fell in northern Greece at the start of December.

However, an increase in adaptation is often linked to an increase in complexity, and one has to efficiently control any machine learning technique to properly adapt it to image processing problems.

Some authors used the PS by properly adapting items for the postoperative evaluation of function of other spinal districts, for example, the thoracic spine in case of fracture stabilization [35, 36] or discectomy [37] or the cervical spine.

In particular, the paper describes a new control architecture which is in charge of properly adapting the transmission power to the link's condition by controlling the transmission bit rate and the capacity request scheme.

Ad-hoc tensile tests were carried out by properly adapting the relevant ASTM standard to the specific case (curved geometry); the coating adhesion strength was found adequate (about 25 MPa) for biomedical applications.

In my experience, the traditional watch industry splits its time between ignoring/criticising items like the Apple Watch, debuting less-than-stellar competitive products, and simply acknowledging that while it recognise the potential threat, it lacks the tools and flexibility to properly adapt.