Примеры использования Could adapt на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Captain, I think we could adapt the cloak for the Enterprise.
It gave them the key they needed… to create weapons that could adapt to any mutant power.
Member States could adapt the guidelines to meet their specific requirements.
More and more countries were establishing such institutions, which they could adapt to their needs.
In the final stage, they could adapt their norms and ways of life to modern urban standards.
When the life-giving Chee receded,only the toughest organisms could adapt and survive, like the Dark Ones.
If we could adapt those pulse compression routines and then apply them to the warp power conduits.
Depending on the general health condition of the patient, the team could adapt the care provision within various settings.
Each developing country could adapt its national institutions to its own specific interests and priorities.
Liberalization would be marginal when a country lacked competitive local suppliers that could adapt.
We learned a lot about the Nenets- the amazing people who could adapt to such unusual and harsh conditions of the North.
By doing this, the body could adapt to being on the steroid without being totally surprised with having a high dose ingested into the system.
AdaBoost is very popular andthe most significant historically as it was the first algorithm that could adapt to the weak learners.
By doing this, the body could adapt to being on the steroid without being totally stunned with having a high dosage consumed into the system.
Nevertheless, the international community would best be served by clearer rules to which States could adapt their practice.
Through this, the body could adapt to being on the steroid without being entirely stunned with having a high dosage ingested right into the system.
The ILO Global Jobs Pact provided a realistic set of labour policy measures that countries could adapt to their national circumstances.
He posed the question of how police services could adapt in the light of the increasing privatization of security and law enforcement functions.
Rather than considering where the best interest of the children lay,the officer merely concluded that the children could adapt to life in Sri Lanka.
By doing this, the body could adapt to being on the steroid without being totally shocked with having a high dosage consumed right into the system.
Allowance should be made for the list of international crimes to be expanded so that the court could adapt to the constant changes taking place in the international arena.
Photographers could adapt this tool and use it for their marketing needs, as we all know just how important marketing is when you're running your own business.
With regard to the different legal systems, she suggested that criteria could be identified andthen each State could adapt the criteria to its own legal system.
Schools nevertheless enjoyed considerable latitude and could adapt their curricula to demographic and economic conditions in their respective areas.
They are examples of actions which could serve as useful models from which others could learn and could adapt to their own situations.
The Committee could adapt, in cooperation with UNIDO, some of its programmes, such as"Platech", to the reality of the emerging markets, while giving them a regional dimension.
It contributed to the transfer of technology, economic growth andthe establishment of a strong economy that could adapt to the needs of the constantly changing international economic environment.
However, I would prefer that applications could adapt to my screen's resolution and use all the available space for my benefit without having other windows and junk sticking out from behind.
Some bills of lading contained technical specifications with a specific purpose,which showed that the industry could adapt its documents and practices to particular legal situations.
We call upon a body within the United Nations to review and identify examples of good working systems andto develop models that states could adapt and adopt.