Sentence examples for so to adapt from inspiring English sources

So, to adapt the rest of the lyric, what makes deals the exception?

So – to adapt the old George Best quip – the money wasn't wasted then?

The existing process control systems have no sufficient feedback infor- mation of the machined surface topology before, during and after the process, not being able to detect errors/devia- tions and so to adapt the structuring strategy while processing.

To achieve that, in video recording, a central crop is carried so to adapt the sensor size to the desired aspect ratio (commonly 16:9), then the selected pixels are scaled to match the desired video resolution.

The reason maybe is that the cells can immediately translate the preexisted mRNA into the protein so to adapt the hypoxia promptly.

The execution of this program is regulated by environmental signals that modify the growth competence of Purkinje cells, so to adapt their endogenous properties to the different phases of neuritic morphogenesis.

The fact that novels are often so interior is why some of them are so difficult to adapt to theater or film.

But what made The Woman in Black so difficult to adapt?

Many wonder why it has taken the banks and loan servicers so long to adapt.

The currency of his fiction owed much, too, to its being so easy to adapt into effective stage versions.

This representation is designed to evolve so as to adapt to changing traffic over time.