在 英语 中使用 To adapt to changing 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Biodiversity increases the services that nature provides, like pollination, and improves the ability of farming systems to adapt to changing conditions.”.
Climate change poses a fundamental threat to global food security, and food production systems around the world will need to adapt to changing weather patterns.
The complex will harvest data from its users to optimize how spaces are being used and to adapt to changing market conditions.
Our specialists in Business Advisory Services in Singapore also help our clients improve efficiency and provide beneficial support to adapt to changing regulatory environments.
Some experts expressed concern that such a convention and protocol approach could be too rigid and not flexible enough to adapt to changing circumstances.
Hong Kong has invested heavily in education, training and retraining to enable workers to adapt to changing market conditions and to increase their earnings potential.
Finally, its design does not assume particular workloads but includes the ability to adapt to changing distributed workloads to provide the best performance.
The flexibility associated with female time and effort had eased labour-market deregulation and enhanced the capacity of business enterprises to adapt to changing market conditions.
In this context, market structure and competition rules need to be flexible enough to adapt to changing circumstances, which increasingly requires technologically neutral approaches.
The solar panels are built on stable floating system that has mooring device to adjust to adapt to changing water levels.
In many cases, advanced machine learning techniques provide more accurate classification and can self-heal to adapt to changing conditions.
During the recent economic crisis, countless business managers and nonprofit leaders had to reposition their organizations to adapt to changing conditions.
While uncertainties remain in the global economy, the AMETEK Growth Model provides our businesses with the operational agility to adapt to changing economic environments.
These changes will benefit, in turn, from greater innovation in governance to adapt to changing conditions and public expectations.
IEO response: IEO agrees that including certain definitions within the evaluation policy may not allow sufficient flexibility to adapt to changing contexts.
Indeed, migration has been a traditional coping mechanism, widely used by populations around the world since time immemorial to adapt to changing environments.
But the system lacked the flexibility to adapt to changing political and economic circumstances, particularly the rise of stronger developing countries like China and India.
Peacekeeping must remain flexible in order to adapt to changing realities and needs on the ground; in that regard the concept of global partnership was of fundamental importance.
The purpose of article 154 of the Convention is to allow the Assembly the possibility of recommending changes to the regime set out in the Convention and the Agreement in the light of experience and in order to adapt to changing circumstances.
It is our view that a review of the Council every 10 years will ensure continuity and flexibility to enable it to adapt to changing international realities.