Sentence examples for that adapt with from inspiring English sources

The present work discusses the design of optimal flexible heat exchanger networks that adapt with changes in streams' start and target temperatures and heat capacity flowrates.

The extremely experimental building pitch represents a human-nature symbiosis that includes a structure surrounded by agricultural fields that adapt with time, making the building look as if it's a living, changing object.

Instability was a permanent condition that adapted with the times".

Deformable models are segmentation techniques that adapt a curve with the goal of maximizing its overlap with the actual contour of an object of interest within an image.

Companies and organisations that adapt and change with changing times have a future.

Evidence reviewed in the previous sections of this article, suggests that in healthy humans, the in vivo stiffness of peripheral arteries and arterioles constitutes highly plastic properties that adapt to cope with demands imposed by changes in the prevailing pressure, and that such adaptations are regulated by local mechanisms.

The questionnaire drew upon worldwide experience of deriving childhood mortality estimates by using relevant parts of the DHS-core questionnaire, with modifications that adapted it to the local circumstances.

"But I want to be able to give them certainty and once there is certainty then I think people will live with that, adapt to that and get on with the job".

Advertisers, on the other hand, will be able to "create personalized brand experiences with ads that adapt and respond to user interaction and combine the interactivity of a tablet with a brand building, TV-like, ad experience".

We propose an intelligent Medium Access Control (MAC) that adapts with the physical layer (PHY) in response to the different QoS requirements of the diverse service flows in the system.

Thus, the same identity faces activate an overlapping population of neurons in the FFA that adapts with repetitive presentations (Grill-Spector et al. 2006).