Sentence examples for requirement to adapt from inspiring English sources

The proposed distributed consensus method can be used to discover global information and implement pinning synchronization, and it can also meet the requirement to adapt to changes in the communication network, such as communication line switches or agent plug-and-play operations.

In our case, the limited accessibility to functional mutation can be explained by the requirement to adapt the wild-type active site configuration in order to obtain efficient phosphotriesterase hydrolysis.

These refections describe a need for teamwork, a culture change and managerial support [ 7], as well as a practical requirement to adapt existing artefacts for example assessment documentation [ 6].

It's like writing a sonnet (well, sort of): the requirement is to adapt the message to immutable formal constraints.

Indeed, as Menand notes, composing a text message is a kind of art: "It's like writing a sonnet (well, sort of): the requirement is to adapt the message to immutable formal constraints".

"Much of our government and interagency seem to be in a state of denial about the requirements needed to adapt to modern warfare," Chiarelli says, adding that even today some believe "that all we have to do to win our modern wars is kill and capture enough of the enemy".

In other words, we claim that the adoption of the SDN approach in spontaneous networking allows to gain deeper knowledge of the available topology and of its state, as well as to consider application requirements and to adapt packet dispatching mechanisms accordingly.

A possible strategy to face these requirements is to adapt fresh ccRCC tissue specimens to grow in vitro as primary cell cultures, which provide a good quality, homogeneous and well-characterized cellular material, enriched with tumor cell component [ 17] and retaining at the first passages the phenotypic and proteomic profile of the corresponding tissues from which they derive [ 15, 18, 19].

Computational requirements are reduced to adapt optimally to embedded devices on an ad-hoc network.

One obvious factor would be the requirement for a species to adapt to a particular environmental condition.

The coincidence of increased hydrophobicity of the virion surface for I. ricinus-adapted WE-strains and SIB Yar viruses presumably reflects a similar molecular requirement for different viruses to adapt to the same host.