Sentence examples for revised to adapt to from inspiring English sources

A number of scholars, following E. Schwartz, believe the later editions of Eusebius' Historia to have been extensively revised to adapt to the deterioration of Licinius in the public memory (and official damnatio memoriae) after Constantine deposed and executed him in 324 25.

This system has been frequently revised to adapt to social changes [ 4].

With the advent of the Interstate system, the portion of its route through Oklahoma City was revised several times to adapt to the presence of the new freeways.

Some industrial alliances also set up relevant working groups or revise existing specifications to adapt to the rapid development of building automation and home automation systems.

The producers revise production plans to adapt to changes in consumer preferences.

Both industry vendors and researchers have been working on developing new devices and revising existing applicators to adapt to new clinical needs while improving their efficacy in traditional applications by improving dosimetry or extending coverage volume.

Universities are now revising their educational blueprint to adapt to this technological disruption in the finance job market.

Ross Galliccounterpartrt Nicolas Mas stormed out of a news conference on Tuesday, bemoaning questions on France's inability to adapt to the revised scrummaging laws.

The recommendations of Fresenius Medical Care need to be revised and adapted to specific instruments for iCa concentration measurements to ensure patient safety.

This programme was developed within the study "European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition" (EPIC) [ 30] and revised and adapted to the objectives of the NVS II [ 31].

The Deans of the SPHs identified focal persons (FPs) to lead the initiative, and this group together with JHU colleagues met at a workshop in Uganda in June 2011, where the tool was revised and adapted to meet local needs.