Sentence examples for space adapting from inspiring English sources

There is another interesting wrinkle in all this: Both SAP and Oracle are vying for life in the new space, adapting their more traditional ideas about how business works.

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

The final product is a combination of restored courtrooms and renovated space adapted for use as a theater, offices and a restaurant.

For that amount he agreed to build out part of the loft space, adapt a few areas and demolish the kitchen and most of the bathroom.

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.

A 2-dimensional emotion response space, adapted from Schubert [52], was presented visually so that participants could report emotional responses to the performances in real time (Figure 1).

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).

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.

Fig. 1 Different types of interrelationships (interaction) in digital and physical learning spaces (adapted from, Anderson, 2003).

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.

A traditional picture of evolutionary dynamics with constant fitness is that of genomes living in sequence space and adapting on fitness landscapes.