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adapt someone or something to something to cause someone or something to change, adjust to, or get used to something else. Can't you adapt yourself to my way of doing things? adapt something for something to change or alter something for use with something else. Has this furnace been adapted for natural gas? adapt something from something to derive something from something else; to create by modifying something else. I adapted my new musical from a novel. adapt something to something to convert something to fit or work with something else. We converted our furnace to natural gas. adapt to something to adapt or get used to someone or something. Please try to adapt to our routine. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The solution is to teach them to think adaptively, and that was the
reason the JFK Special Warfare Center and School created the Adaptive
Thinking and Leadership program in 2003. ``This type of character building is so beautiful, it adds so much
to the architectural streetscape, and the city should do everything they
can to help the owners adaptively reuse the building in a very creative
way,'' she said. Based on the bootstrap estimate of bias, the jitter
standard deviation estimate is adaptively corrected. |
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