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Meanings of more adaptable in inglês

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Usage of more adaptable in inglês
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In the long run, the more adaptable system is likely to prevail.
The Guardian
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Insta Stories are increasingly becoming less transient, more adaptable, and more interactive.
Wired
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Mollie is stronger than you are, and has a more adaptable temperament.
The Fortunes of the Farrells
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He has to be more adaptable than almost anyone else in the team.
The Guardian
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So PerSEAS should be quicker and more adaptable than human analysts.
Wired
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I've trained many failed Navigators, but their minds are more adaptable than yours.
Mentats of Dune
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Oil, coal, electricity, what are these but multiplied and more adaptable, super-serviceable hands?
The Letters of Franklin K. Lane, Personal and Political
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He said many businesses had been more adaptable and resilient through the second lockdown.
Radio NZ
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IE8 is more adaptable than Firefox and Chrome, both of which are fully open-source?
Wired
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The younger you are, the more adaptable your brain is.
The Guardian
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But I felt lighter, more adaptable and able to deal with the challenges to come.
The Guardian
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Animation is just a more adaptable version of reality.
Independent.ie
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And the platform only gets better and more adaptable with each new environment it conquers.
Wired
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This was a younger, more adaptable specimen; it succeeded where the older one had failed.
2001. A Space Odyssey
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This is partly due to the fact that your general approach will be much more adaptable.
The South African
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Children living abroad develop skills that make them more adaptable than their counterparts living at home.
BBC
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