Sentence examples for settings to adapt from inspiring English sources

Contemporary adaptive protection schemes rely on communication technologies to adjust the relay settings to adapt to the microgrids' modes of operation; grid-connected or islanded.

Special shooting modes, like "Beach," "Night" and "Kids & Pets," instantly adjust the camera's settings to adapt to the situation you're in.

Comparable results have been seen in other settings starting to adapt their care system to a more chronic care oriented system as e.g. described in an evaluation of CCM implementation in primary care in the US (Minneapolis-St Paul Metropolitan region).

Using recontextualization, VM instances can be automatically offered settings and context data to adapt to a new execution environment.

Guidelines to aid in managing settings may fail to adapt general goals to the individual patient physiology.

However, overcrowded healthcare facilities in Vietnam and other challenged settings require strategies to adapt 'My five moments for hand hygiene' in order to meet their situational needs.

Resource frugality not only compels creativity but also provides the right settings to train employees to adapt, create, appreciate, and utilise health products [ 54- 57].

It is electronically programmed to adapt its settings to suit the road surface on which one is driving.

Some default program settings had to be modified to adapt the analysis to the bovine genome.

The step-by-step guideline is based on health economic costing guidelines but demonstrates the need and ability to adapt to settings, for example, with limited data availability.

Human-built sonars also need to adapt their settings to detect objects at different distances, but the power of their transmitter seldom varies.