Sentences with phrase «adapts to many»

His experiments, writes Tim Harford, «are a modern classic in evolutionary biology, and a striking example of how a population adapts to a new problem.»

The smart device uses sensors to seamlessly navigate between floors and carpets and adapts to surrounding obstacles over time.

«The more customers use Alexa, the more she adapts to speech patterns, vocabulary, and personal preferences.»

Playwright George Bernard Shaw put it best a century ago: «The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable man persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.

Nest is best known for its smart thermostat, a connected device that adapts to a customers» temperature preferences and lets them control it from their smartphone.

With Bloomreach, you'll have an ecommerce platform that adapts to your market's needs before they even know it.

A responsive website design (RWD) adapts to fit any screen — desktops, laptops, smartphones and tablets — in a way that makes all pages, features and actions accessible, regardless of which devices the user is browsing on.

Or, smart meters could skip communicating with the user completely and talk directly with other wireless power - management devices, like the Nest «smart thermostat,» which learns its users» temperature - use patterns and adapts to them.

The stand adapts to the dog or cat, not the other way around.

Referring to the company's plans for the next five years as «intentions,» Kopke says he aims to build an organization «that constantly adapts to changing market conditions and feedback.

Technologies like DreamBox, a math education software that's used in a number of classrooms across the US, adapts to each student's skill level and lets students learn at a pace best suited to their needs.

I tend to do conventional sets and reps, usually in a pyramid fashion (going from less weight / more reps to higher weight / fewer reps.) But your body adapts to anything, and making progress gets tougher.

Just as the product description or detail page is able to accommodate a diversity of product info, Amazon's faceted search interface (the left column of filters and category navigation) scales and seamlessly adapts to give users contextual choices, so those users can find just what is being searched for.

Working habits, policies and expectations will need to adapt to keep employers compliant and employees happy.

But, choosing where to grow a company is only half the battle, because expanding into new markets is a tricky affair: Entrepreneurs must simultaneously cultivate their niche and adapt to a new consumer base (or bases).

Historically, Sweden has been quick to adapt to advances in tech.

And we've had big changes we've had to undergo in history to adapt to changed conditions and we've overcome them.

With growing opportunities in emerging and frontier economies — and countries like Iran and Cuba — a current news headline, given President Obama's visit there — opening up for business, adapting to diverse locations will prove key in the global business landscape.

Lindenmayer points out that the ability to adapt to changing circumstances, lead others and follow a proven system are key success attributes veterans bring to franchising.

J.P. Morgan (jpm) and many of its competitors have invested millions of dollars in the technology in hopes that it can be adapted to simplify and lower the costs of processes such as securities settlement, loan trading and international money transfers.

But for those who are willing to try something new, and adapt to new technology without looking back, you'll be more than pleased with the iPhone 7.

Eventually, Google wants this to be the norm for its search results, so it makes sense to start adapting to it now.

With penetrating insights and pointed anecdotes, Covey reveals a step - by - step pathway for living with fairness, integrity, service, and human dignity — principles that give us the security to adapt to change and the wisdom and power to take advantage of the opportunities that change creates.

Companies are trying to adapt to new business environment following the passage of the Affordable Care Act.

With the rise in popularity of Instagram, restaurants have adapted to be more tech friendly by recognizing their new more photo - obsessed diners in three ways.

Retailers seem to be pulling out of their years - long malaise, helped by a strong economy and their own efforts to finally adapt to the Amazon.com (amzn) world.

Adapt to feedback.

The postal system's situation typifies what happens when enterprises refuse to adapt to rapidly shifting demands.

Are we adapting to their changing demands?

«What this software does is really adapt to put the right lesson in front of each kid at their level.

In a few days your stomach will adapt to the new reality, any hunger pangs you feel early on will fade, and you'll reset your perception of «full.»

Installing even a small desk will cost a similar amount through a broker, with no way to (unless you pile boxes up to standing height) elegantly adapt to a different worker.

The PEQ is Botler's pilot project, but Moravej says the technology can be adapted to other programs.

Being able to pivot and adapt to create what customers want will determine if your business will fail or succeed.

Nevertheless, the standing desk industry is growing and adapting, with an ex-Apple employee creating the Stir mechanical standing desk, a $ 3000 piece of furniture that can adapt to sitting and standing, learning when you should move yourself.

People have to adapt to that and they have in many other businesses.

The company has also been slow to adapt to changing retail trends, like sales primarily driven by e-commerce and in - store innovations.

Three ways workplace rules must adapt to match the 21st century's evolving economic opportunities

A related Conference Board study on 9,000 Canadian companies that export to Europe suggests that many have found it difficult to adapt to EU norms that are different from those in North America.

Institutional investors have had years to adapt to the presence of HFTs, and there are many smart - order routers on the market that decide how to break up large orders of stock across various markets so that HFTs have a harder time anticipating trades.

Many of the changes have occurred as a response to a change in buyers, and adapting to a constantly changing market.

Furthermore, consider developing the products and services that you already offer and whether you can adapt them to meet the needs of different customers.

Next comes testing your model and your prototype with your customers, and finally, adapting to market demands or pivot whenever necessary.

But at the same time, companies have adapted to the new environment with both Exxon and Chevron beating earnings expectations.

Its ability to adapt to different types of training make the Zante v3 a great all - around running shoe.

What next generation leaders do to engage and motivate their teams in the best way possible is to build their own self - awareness and draw on a range of different leadership styles to adapt to the person and situation.

Sleep specialists like MacFarlane and Shapiro are often called in by industrial companies to help workers adapt to shifts or optimize productivity through scheduling, but they're rarely invited into the white - collar pressure - cookers like the trading floor or the boardroom in the midst of merger negotiations.

CNN has dubbed her «The Book Whisperer» due to the sheer number of book properties she has set up to be adapted to TV and Film.

His promotion is part of an effort by JPMorgan to adapt to changing market structures.

How they adapt to an increasingly fluid media landscape will be an interesting story to follow.