Examples of using Able to adapt in English and their translations into Polish
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Being able to adapt our behavior to challenges is as good a definition of intelligence as any I know.
Applicants must be able to adapt instruments so that the structure
The green economy, for example, needs skilled staff able to adapt to the changes brought about by developments in technology,
regional policy must be able to adapt to this change, as is evident from the discussions here.
they must be able to adapt effectively to changing environments,
We are all here because we were able to adapt… so these hybrids are… they're just another invasive species?
We hear many warm words about the need for the skilled workforce that will be able to adapt to economic upheavals,
The Japanese exporting producers were able to adapt to the changing demand by increasing their production in Japan when the market expanded.
They created the perfect weapon able to adapt to any situation, capable of independent thought.
And for friends Amina will be able to adapt her way of life if she loves one of them from the heart.
Some organisms may be able to adapt to new conditions,
This makes our instructors able to adapt ski and snowboard lessons exactly according to your skills and needs.
sustainability shape the Dixon vision as a full-line drum brand able to adapt to all styles, deliver at all levels,
We are very flexible and able to adapt to the capabilities and needs of each company.
Some regions will be less able to adapt to climate change than others,
Our body is able to adapt to changing external
your business will be able to adapt and respond very quickly to the demands
Thanks to this technology, PH7 Cleaner is able to adapt and clean any type of surface to be treated.
Original tree species are better able to adapt to local climatic changes, inter alia, because of their genetic composition.
the horizontal instrument will be able to adapt to change.