national administrations will just have to adapt slightly their data transmission and processing systems . EN

As the situation differed from country to country , the NCBs were to adapt available national data sources .

We adapt.

It will adapt. It will adapt to its environment it's a durable mutation.

Tom will adapt quickly.

So you have to adapt.

That's why we must adapt.

So you have to adapt.

And you can adapt really precisely.

You have to adapt to circumstances.

Plank number one Adapt all the time.

I'm slow to adapt to new situations.

And I started to really adapt my body.

So plank number one Adapt all the time.

Maybe their greater ability to cooperate and adapt?

How can we adapt to such a world?

Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change.

With that, I have to adapt to something new.

We thought we could adapt it for the brain.

You will soon adapt yourself to this new life.

You will adapt to it and get used to it.

and to adapt the tables in Annex II , point 2.1 .

adapt the system provided for in point ( a ) , as appropriate .

Man has a great capacity to adapt to environmental changes.

Humans the animal are pretty lucky creatures because, by and large, we really don't have to adapt to our environment we adapt our environment to us.

But to me, adapt all the time means something deeper, too.

By the end of 2010, the industry will have to adapt.

He could not adapt his way of life to the company.

So let's take those ideas, adapt them and we can use them.

We were giving them all sorts of reasons to adapt new ways.

Are all the resources and personnel involved in education ready to adapt?

It is often hard to adapt when confronted with an imponderable event.

and data data data data

And to fly through obstacles they can adapt the formations on the fly.

Novelty is adaptive when things are changing and you need to adapt yourself.

Because, quite literally, if agriculture doesn't adapt to climate change, neither will we.

Furthermore , when market conditions worsened , the agencies failed to adapt the ratings promptly .

How we adapt to and guide their trajectories will determine our collective future.

It's not a particularly great metaphor in these times, especially if you live around the Gulf of Mexico, but I would, perhaps, adapt this metaphor slightly, and I would say that data is the new soil.

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And if crops don't adapt to climate change, neither will agriculture, neither will we.

to adapt Annexes II or III to this Regulation to scientific or technical progress

The primacy of Community law does not affect the obligation to adapt national legislation .

A common solution is to adapt a static view neglecting natural variances to exist.

As the culture struggled to adapt to the influx of foreign ideas and influence, actors strove to increase the reputation of kabuki among the upper classes and to adapt the traditional styles to modern tastes.