Sentence examples for Life adapts from inspiring English sources
Other areas will include a gallery called The Dynamic Earth, describing the geological forces that created the earth, and Life Adapts to Change, a recreation of the African savanna with the requisite diorama featuring a lioness attacking a Thompson's gazelle.
Yet only recently have we begun to understand how life adapts to loading, as a result of intensive efforts bringing biologists and mechanical engineers together in the new interdisciplinary science of mechanobiology.
Such is the weird world of alpine tundra, where life adapts to cold stone and thin soil, and snow, ice, wind, water and sunlight mix in rare and intense proportions to mimic conditions not widely seen since the end of the last ice age.
In making the announcement, the prize committee in Stockholm said the work involves a series of "brilliant experiments" in the 1990s involving baker's yeast that have helped explain how a cell, the smallest unit of life, adapts in response to stresses such as starvation and infection.
Though all these themes are the stock-in-trade of soaps now, above all EastEnders with its perpetual "scream-ups", the play captures as soaps do not how family life adapts to survive poverty.
Those disabled later in life adapt.
They are oxygen carriers only with a short intravascular life, adapted for temporary use.
She wanted to write and direct "This Is My Life," adapted from the Meg Wolitzer novel about a stand-up comedian.
There it was, onscreen, the perfect place to search for extremophile life adapted to the punishing conditions of high-altitude lakes.
Opposed to them were the Community, or the Conventuals, who stood for a more moderate community life adapted to the needs of study and preaching.
