Sentence examples similar to will adapt from from inspiring English sources
Spaces will adapt to people, from groups to individuals, contextually and appropriately.
Long-term studies are warranted to determine if horses will adapt to feeding from hay nets.
"We have to start from the 1 st year, because students will adapt to this type of teaching from the beginning".
Two participants recommended that small group teaching should be implemented from the first year of study in the college: "We have to start from the 1 st year, because students will adapt to this type of teaching from the beginning".
A controller that will adapt to parameter changes resulting from changes in the material properties, operating conditions, and size and type of guide mechanisms is desired.
Citing past innovations from the photocopier to magnetic tape, he writes on his Web site, "Artists and publishers all adapted to those new technologies and learned how to use them and profit from them; they will adapt to Freenet as well".
Game of Thrones season 5 begins on 12 April 2015 and will adapt material from George R. R. Martin's A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons.
Game of Thrones returns to Sky Atlantic on Monday 13 April and will adapt material from George RR Martin's A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons.
Regarding what didn't make my Top Shows of 2011 list, I will adapt a line from critic James Poniewozik's Best of 2011 post and say that if a program is not on my roster, that's no knock on that show, I just "didn't want to remove any of these 11 shows to make room for it, period".
Straight Outta Compton screenwriter Alan Wenkus will adapt the untitled film from the bestselling 2014 memoir Code Name: Johnny Walker, which tells how an Iraq-born man helped saved countless American military lives during a six-year stint accompanying US servicemen targeting terrorists.
