Sentence examples for towards adapting from inspiring English sources

"It is part of their re-prioritisation," he said, which would be a shift towards adapting to climate change.

F. Bircher's iPrint institute at the Haute École d'Ingénierie et d'Architecture Fribourg, particularly F. Bourguet and M. Soutrenon, donated time towards adapting a printer for our use and helped us to understand the intricacies of microvalve printing systems.

Jack Ruina, then a professor of engineering at MIT, organized a program geared towards adapting technologies to conditions in developing countries; that project would later become the MIT Technology and Development Program TDPP), which Moavenzadeh has directed since 1973.

Also, it is highly recommended to consider requirements from students in designing classrooms furniture and conduct seminar or workshop to educate students regarding the negative impact towards adapting poor posture in the long usage of classrooms furniture.

The clever stepwise methodology that the researchers developed to specifically identify the budgerigar's "yellow gene" was originally devised with an eye towards adapting it to identify genetic and biochemical processes that impact human health.

Scott and Julie Brusaw, of the US startup Solar Roadways, have covered parking lots and sidewalks in hexagonal solar panels that can send power back to the grid, or into electric vehicles via inductive charging – with eyes towards adapting the technology to roadways.

This study (n = 49) aims to evaluate the impact of this program on caregivers' well-being, self-efficacy towards adapted leisure, and quality of the relationship with the care receiver.

During the second call for each skill, the participant and counselor work collaboratively to review progress towards mastering, adapting, and applying the skills to meet the participant's individual goals.

His game had already been adapting towards the end of his glittering first stint in north London, the spearhead of a team who had been Invincibles for a campaign.

In mitigation, an individual represses events towards coping or adapting, yet triggers of individual memory and accompanying affect do surface past experiences.

We then focus on the capacity of the pathogen to restore its fitness by adapting towards an increased lesion size.