Sentence examples for that adept to from inspiring English sources

In this context, the reeler model again supports the protomap theory, as it seems to be the TCAs deriving from an intact thalamus that adept to the ectopic position of disorganized cells.

They've become that adept at recruiting".

As a result the windowsills now boast a rather splendid array of ferns that are particularly adept to thriving indoors.

According to a curious manuscript (whose publication he must oversee if he is to get anything from the estate), his father had devised, or perhaps rediscovered, a course of mental and physical training that allows the adept to move through the world unseen by anyone but a fellow adept.

This has created a culture that is more adept to a fluid environment, allowing for quicker and effective decision-making at lower ranks.

Rubio's already proven that he is adept to learning the ropes in Washington, and if the legacy of the present president is an indication, he has much more to learn before acting on his own presidential aspirations.

There are digital cameras, of course, but the British Library won't allow them, and you have to be adept to ensure that you can read more than just the centre third of a page when you upload the image back at home.

But she was not all that adept at political maneuvering.

Mind you, Osborne's recent history suggests he's not always that adept at thinking things through.

And again we're not necessarily that adept at doing that.

Having evolved in the temperate and subtropical forests of eastern Asia, the tiger is less tolerant of heat than other large cats, which may explain why it is an adept swimmer that appears to enjoy bathing.