Sentence examples for staying adaptable from inspiring English sources
THE pop album made its way through the 20th century by staying adaptable, transforming itself from analog grooves to digital bits.
He also indicated the value of staying adaptable.
Mary is succeeding because, at the age of 69, she had the guts and grit and indomitable spirit to stay adaptable, learning new digital skills, which helped her capitalize on her many years of experience.
"In order to have continued success, science illustrators must … stay current, be adaptable and be proactive," Caudle says.
In the future being adaptable, able to learn how to learn, rather than learn how to remember, will be the only way of staying afloat in a swirling labour market.
Now genetic studies of a tropical lizard help explain this paradox, suggesting that multiple landfalls can help invaders stay both genetically diverse and adaptable.
The technology is different, the market is different, and macroeconomics are different, so to stay ahead, you must be experienced and adaptable.
"The ability to provide your mobile workforce with a reliable, powerful and adaptable handheld computer running a full Windows OS is critical for organizations attempting to stay ahead of the competition," said Kyp Walls, director of product management, Panasonic Solutions Company.
Nonetheless, we could show the feasibility of using a cost-based patient admission assignment methodology, which takes into account adaptable length of stay estimations and aggregated resources.
Computer supported bed management, combining an adaptable length of stay estimation with the treatment of shared resources (aggregated bed capacities) has not yet been sufficiently investigated.
