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adapt

[uh-dapt] / əˈdæpt /


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Tumors can adapt and develop ways to escape immune detection, limiting the effectiveness of treatment.

From Science Daily

Many leaders in tennis are fully aware how it must adapt and thrive in an ever-competitive sports market.

From BBC

New research shows that a similar process can improve how artificial intelligence learns and adapts.

From Science Daily

"You have to adapt game by game. Joe's found ways to do that, to take over and score at a run a ball consistently. He's done that in all the conditions he's played in."

From BBC

It meant Brook had the freedom to take his time and adapt to conditions initially before rapidly moving through the gears.

From BBC