Sentence examples for size adaptable from inspiring English sources

Their small size, adaptable metabolism, and ability to move to more favorable habitats were key factors in their survivability during the late Cretaceous and early Paleocene.

It is also worth mentioning that the shelf units come in different sizes, making it adaptable to different room sizes and layouts if the owner moves to a new apartment (sadly I sold mine as I moved to California).

Some chargers feature a variety of adaptable sizes, meaning you can charger AA and AAA on the same terminals.

This along with other evidence suggests that in many stages of our visual processing, there is spatial filtering adjustment involved such as eye movements, which creates an adaptable spatial size mechanism in the retinal ganglion cells [54].

Through varying the value of q, we can produce the desired R 0. The differential equations were solved numerically using a fourth-order Runge Kutta method with adaptable step size in Matlab 2009.

She talked about how HIV's high mutation rates and large population sizes makes it incredibly adaptable, especially to the drugs used in its treatment.

Chuck D, who gave the convention's keynote speech Friday, described the music business circa 2000 as working on three levels: exploitative, Titanic-size major labels; more adaptable independent labels, or indies; and still experimental Internet outlets that he calls "inties," potentially millions of them.

Randomisation lists will adhere to a one-to-one study-group allocation ratio and will be stratified by centres with dynamically adaptable block sizes to prevent predictability and to ensure a balanced proportion of participants in both study conditions.

Another inconvenience of this scheme is that the code length increases at each retransmission instant, requiring an adaptable-size buffer at the receiver side.

The probe is detachable and disposable with length and diameter adaptable to the size of the endotracheal tube.

Supriyono and Tokhi [13] proposed an adaptable chemotactic step size BFO in modeling a single-link flexible manipulator system.