Sentence examples for suitably adapting from inspiring English sources

Using a similar technique as illustrated in this example, COSTBCs can be constructed for different number of source antenna and relay node configurations by suitably adapting different OSTBCs.

In this article, based on a so-called u-map representation that we have developed, we propose a very simple framework, via suitably adapting voting scenarios, that gives a unified description of several types of higher-order fuzzy sets.

Suitably adapted for a rugby audience, it goes like this: "It doesn't make sense to select smart players and then tell them how to play.

Married to a film producer, she spotted that Hollywood techniques for manufacturing celebrities could be applied, suitably adapted, to the publishing world.

This format suitably adapted for Afghanistan could include a formal Afghan proclamation of neutrality, its endorsement by the Security Council, and the acceptance of reciprocal obligations by the Afghan state and relevant countries.

The World Organization for Animal Health, based in Paris, issued a separate statement late Thursday in which it endorsed humane culls at infected farms but also said a supplemental policy "could be to apply a suitably adapted vaccination policy of limited duration".

Though a fierce advocate of mass-casualty attacks in the west – elsewhere, Bin Laden attempts to calculate the number of Americans who would have to be killed to force the US to withdraw from the Arab world – he appeared angry at a suggestion by the Yemen-based al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula that a tractor or farm vehicle could, suitably adapted, be used in an attack.

In systems design, suitably adapted physical models are required.

What is needed is an evolutionary shift which is suitably adapted to the Internet's unique potential and pitfalls.

For the special case of sprays, the density function transport equations are suitably adapted.

To obtain PVH data, an ionospheric vertical sounding system was suitably adapted to work at a single fixed frequency.