Sentence examples for then adapting from inspiring English sources

The conceptual architecture consists of components for monitoring events, interpreting events and information then adapting the system or providing information for human in the loop adaptation.

"We got a huge onflow from that!" The bookshop has weathered the digital storm since then, adapting with the times.

Until now, he's mostly used pop or heavy metal music, creating the dance first, then adapting it to suit whatever recorded music he'd chosen.

Some 160 teenagers spent this summer at ArtsLit reading, analyzing and then adapting for the stage Rudolfo Anaya's coming-of-age novel, "Bless Me, Ultima".

The movie shows the band members learning music by slavishly copying, then adapting, the licks and drum sounds of British Invasion groups.

"They were using 40-50,000 different variants of ad every day that were continuously measuring responses and then adapting and evolving based on that response," says Martin Moore of Kings College.

This HMM was then adapted to whispered speech using MLLR adaptation as discussed earlier.

The movie, an adaptation of a Cinderella-like Chinese fable, was shot in live-action, then adapted with rotoscope animation.

Krav maga was then adapted for civilian use in the late nineteen-sixties.

Those translations were then adapted as cantata lyrics by Denny Clark, a member of the chorale.

Launch and hope DayZ is far from alone in this 'release then adapt' approach.