Sentence examples for turn to adapt from inspiring English sources

And so now it was Priklopil's turn to adapt to a new situation.

The initial masks are used to estimate an utterance-level SNR, which is in turn used to adapt the speaker models.

In the ACC, these prediction error signals disinhibit cortical pyramidal neurons, which in turn serve to adapt subsequent behavior.

Nor is the joke really on Shakespeare, whose language turns out to adapt so readily to shallow pop emotions.

A quarter of miRNAs were down-regulated (27.2% in YS and 28.3% in BY), indicating that the expression of target genes controlled by these miRNAs was turned on to adapt to cold stress.

They turn their inability to adapt themselves to society into the view that the company breaks step and only they know how to help the company restructure itself.

These new combinations of DNA represent genetic variation in offspring, which in turn enables populations to adapt during the course of evolution.

These oscillations could, in turn, be used to adapt future behavior based on learning [26], [34].

Workers adapt to the sociotechnical system, but, in their turn, also serve to adapt the sociotechnical system itself.

The vector in turn is able to adapt to new environmental situations that affect dengue epidemiology [ 52].

After the limited commercial success of Sunday Bloody Sunday and Day of the Locust, Schlesinger turned to William Goldman to adapt his own best-selling espionage novel for the director's next project, Marathon Man (1976).