Sentence examples for space adapted to from inspiring English sources

While cycling the subject will breathe through a small face mask with low dead space, adapted to his/her face, which is connected to a calibrated mobile metabolic cart (Cortex Metamax, Cortex Medical, Leipzig, Germany).

Microbes compete for food and space, adapting to selective pressures.

While Cisco maintains a mostly open plan they are working on capabilities that allow any employee to show up to a desk or conference room and have that space adapt to them.

All ERT profiles used the available 100 electrodes with a spacing adapted to the total length (4 m for the 400 m long profile, 1 m for the 100 m long profiles); measurements were made according to the Wenner-Schlumberger method.

Just as IT has been consumerized over the past decade, digital-savvy employees are beginning to demand that their spaces adapt to how they work, rather than vice versa.

The concept of probabilistic complete metric space was adapted to the formalism of Banach spaces endowed with norms being defined by triangular functions and under a suitable ordering in the considered space.

The concept of probabilistic complete metric space was adapted to the formalism of Banach spaces defined with norms being defined by triangular functions and under a suitable ordering in the considered space.

For her project, Ultra-Ex: Exploring the Impacts of Community Involvement in Greening Efforts in East Harlem, Laura examined the role of open space in East Harlem, New York, looking specifically at how open space is adapted to different uses to serve the community from gardens, social areas and food production.

The council approved the results of the study and directed the city manager to start on the study's action plan — sharing the results with local developers, adopting an amnesty program to let artists in non-permitted spaces stay while the spaces are adapted to work/live codes, develop a concept for a multi-use art space and help developers who are interested in offering affordable creative spaces.

So I'm interested when Lorna Simpson professes complete happiness with her studio, which does indeed feel like a space comfortably adapted to its use.

The main idea is to use one kind of Hardy space H1 adapted to this problem and then use interpolation results.