Sentence examples for routinely adapt from inspiring English sources

There's a strong philosophical point behind the endeavor, as Maute explains in the magazine Early Music America: given that we routinely adapt the music of the past for modern instruments, why not reverse the equation?

For example, to engineer the perfect jump, figure skaters must consider and routinely adapt to changes in angular velocity, height, speed and momentum.

Day in and day out, the global flow of goods routinely adapts to all kinds of glitches and setbacks.

Optimization of electrophoretic techniques is becoming an increasingly important area of research as microdevices are now routinely adapted for numerous biology and engineering applications.

Maintaining cuff pressure is clearly simple and should be routinely adapted based on its efficacy and low cost.

The standard particle filter is designed for discrete, non-linear, and non-Gaussian models and can routinely be adapted to the continuous case with measurements at discrete times.

And in one couplet Morrissey made a joke that even now, 30 years later, is routinely taken and adapted by people familiar with the lyric: "I thought that if you had an acoustic guitar/ Then it meant that you were/ A protest singer/Oh, I can smile about it now/ But at the time it was terrible".

It is routinely observed that organisms, when challenged with novel environments, can adapt and increase fitness by genetic changes [ 6- 8].

By refusing to adapt - to 'play the game' of how things are routinely done – she reinterprets and thereby potentially reshapes the practice.

Although routinely used, guidelines do not provide detailed management of patients with TTM, especially how to adapt associated therapies such as sedation or nutrition.

Data from these children were routinely collected during normal GP out-of-hours care; therefore, GPs and triage nurses could not adapt their behaviour to desirable outcomes.