Examples of using To new conditions in English and their translations into Swedish
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If a species lacks the opportunity to adapt itself to new conditions, it will die out.
In the period of adaptation to new conditions in kindergarten, the child as never needs the help
they adapted religious practice to new conditions.
Residents are trying to adapt to new conditions and to create a database of the new state.
the plants will have time to adapt to new conditions before the onset of cold weather.
monitored on a regular basis to allow smooth adjustments of pension systems to new conditions.
plants adapt to new conditions.
One of the explanations for this has been the existence of an ability to adapt the economy to new conditions and this has also led to rapidly rising living standards.
effective means of adapting legislation to new conditions.
Principles that focus on finding forms for a functional interaction with individuals as well as working methods that enable quick adoption to new conditions.
In the period of adaptation to new conditions in kindergarten, the child more than ever needs the help
This leads to new conditions for social cohesion
You can flexibly tailor the system to new conditions at any time and gradually integrate new systems.
With BMW xDrive, the intelligent all-wheel drive system adjusts in fractions of a second to new conditions and distributes the driving forces to where they are needed.
Larger farms are generally expected to adapt more easily to new conditions through investment and economies of scale.
Larger farms are generally expected to adapt moreeasily to new conditions through investment andeconomies of scale.
This makes it difficult for farmers to adapt to new conditions and opportunities, while maintaining their level of income.
cost-effectively adapt IT environments to new conditions and needs.
can adapt rapidly to new conditions.
as the digestive system has adapted to new conditions.