Sentence examples similar to a fluid adaptation from inspiring English sources
A species-rich ecosystem allows for much more fluid adaptation to external stress than does an ecosystem that is limited in species (Bellwood, 2006).
He has convened an outstanding ensemble (they might be called the Nichols All-Stars) for Tom Stoppard's fluid adaptation, and even the open-air stage subtly and minimally designed by Bob Crowley, who gives us a rusty swing, a samovar, and a few chairs, and goes easy on the silver birches seems to work in the production's atmospheric favor.
He has convened an outstanding ensemble (they might be called the Nichols All-Stars) for Tom Stoppard's fluid adaptation, and even the open-air stage — subtly and minimally designed by Bob Crowley, who gives us a rusty swing, a samovar, and a few chairs, and goes easy on the silver birches — seems to work in the production's atmospheric favor.
Although structural results were not significant, this study provides biochemical evidence that calvaria mechanotransduction pathways may be altered during spaceflight, which could reflect vascular and interstitial fluid adaptations in non-weight bearing bones.
Project leaders had a fluid role and flexibility within the project, as meeting project goals often requires adaptation.
Support for adaptation and continuous learning is demonstrated though the design of a novel operator interface for a fluid catalytic cracking unit.
This is a fluid situation.
* Develop a fluid speaking style.
