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adapt

[uh-dapt] / əˈdæpt /


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Rachel Reid, 45, was diagnosed with the condition in the summer of 2023, around the same time she was approached about adapting her book series for the screen.

From BBC

In 2026, they are expecting more of the same, but there is some hope for the sector if it can adapt.

From The Wall Street Journal

Petak wondered whether frequent environmental changes actually help populations adapt by preparing them for future challenges, or whether constant disruption slows progress.

From Science Daily

At Aeronautical Industry, engineers are racing to help the military adapt to a battlefield reshaped by drones, designing rugged, military-grade unmanned vehicles meant to give troops surveillance, reconnaissance and real-time intelligence.

From The Wall Street Journal

These animals represent some of the earliest examples of land-based species adapting to life far from shore, marking a critical turning point in vertebrate evolution.

From Science Daily