Sentence examples for tackle adapted from inspiring English sources

But since the early 1990's, fly fishermen, too, have been heading to Baja, using rods and tackle adapted from lighter-weight trout models.

A number of recent publications have tackled regionally adapted smart energy systems.

But India has just signalled that it will not open such plans to global scrutiny unless rich countries deliver on a promise to provide funds to help it tackle and adapt to climate change.

A lot of this work started the day after the Paris conference concluded last December as governments, businesses and NGO's rushed to re-think strategies to tackle and adapt to a changing climate.

It must be about the new challenges of achieving global food security and tackling and adapting to a changing climate.

To this end, a number of different methodologies have been adapted to tackle the problem.

Although the new system focuses on fishing, experts say it could quite easily be adapted to tackle other issues, such as general piracy, drug trafficking, smuggling and "bunkering".

We illustrate the flexibility of the framework by showing how it can be adapted to tackle the dynamic vehicle routing problem with stochastic demands.

The pressure state response (PSR) model was adapted to tackle cumulative impacts of ten projects concentrated in an iron ore mining region in Southeastern Brazil.

The resulting method, called Globalized Bounded Nelder Mead (GBNM) algorithm, is particularly adapted to tackle multimodal, discontinuous optimization problems, for which it is uncertain that a global optimization can be afforded.

The system is particularly adapted to tackle the Peak Load problem that appears in Tropical and Subtropical climates due to the use of thousands of these devices at the same time.