Sentence examples for would be adaptable from inspiring English sources

No other nation would be adaptable enough to recover from its own innocence and muddle its way to success, as I suspect we are about to do.

But the competition for the city centre was won by the Tokyo office of Kenzo Tange, who was then much feted for his Hiroshima Peace Museum and a wildly ambitious plan for Tokyo Bay. Tange's planning was influenced by metabolism, a Japanese movement for a form of architecture that would be adaptable, fast, ultra-modern and ultra-urban.

Their aim was to enable a designer to provide multiple representations of a document using templates that would be adaptable for different media sizes and capabilities.

On the basis of your own research, write an article describing an interesting lesson plan or laboratory exercise that would be adaptable to the science classroom.

The two engineers started Picochip with the idea of making wireless chips that would be adaptable to a range of tasks.

That would assume that the legal system, which has been developed for over 500 years in common law and various courts around the world, would be adaptable to the new situation of an AI.

The system would be easily adaptable to changing economic and environmental conditions.

John L. Henshaw, the director of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, said the voluntary approach would work far better than the rescinded Clinton rules because it would be more adaptable to specific industries and would cost companies less to carry out.

The curation system would be easily adaptable for full curation of phenotypes resulting from genetic interactions.

Although we have chosen the Wilcoxon test, the pipeline would be easily adaptable to any test of location such as a t-test.

Our results also supported the hypothesis that slow fibers would be more adaptable to dystrophic stress than fast fibers, to compensate for the reduced abilities of muscle function.