Sentence examples for to adapt to the development from inspiring English sources
The incorporation of spatial analysis and reasoning into rule-based behavior modeling allows the simulated behaviors to adapt to the development of fire environments.
"The original system is too outdated," Professor Huang Annian, a historian currently based in the U.S., said, adding that the new encyclopedia needs to "adapt to the development trend in 21st century, respect history, and face the future.
"The original system is too outdated," Professor Huang Annian, a historian currently based in the US said, adding that the new encyclopedia needs to "adapt to the development trend in 21st century, respect history and face the future.
Some industrial alliances also set up relevant working groups or revise existing specifications to adapt to the rapid development of building automation and home automation systems.
In order to design efficient survivable transport network, we propose a forecasting based p-cycle (FDP) to adapt to the rapid development of information communication technology network and the communication infrastructure of further smart grid.
Ms. Birdsall also said that the bank might need to do more to adapt to the world's development needs as they change, for instance devoting money and expertise to problems like drug and human trafficking that occur outside of a single-country context.
Critically, he has managed to adapt to the most recent development: the high speeds mean that no single team can dominate the run-in to a sprint and those that do put together a lead-out train leave it later to hit the front, making the sprints increasingly chaotic.
Medical infrastructure needs to adapt to the dramatic pace of technology development in the wake of the Human Genome Project, in order for genome data to be delivered as information and applied as knowledge to benefit health.
In the current conditions of Wenzhou immigrants, individual qualities, interrelation of network nodes, network openness, and interaction with other entrepreneurs' networks are still far from being able to adapt to the requirements of economic restructuring and development (Zhang et al. 2012).
Participants also described the importance of following the process continuously and closely to anticipate further developments and to adapt to the situational requirements: You have to constantly monitor them operating, what they do, and then you see already, aha, now it's a bit dangerous, now I have to have vascular clamps in theatre.
Continuous releases of natural enemies could reduce the impact of a pesticide on them and the number to be released should be adapted to the development of pesticide resistance.
