Sentence examples for a further adaptation from inspiring English sources

Displacement of the swim bladder toward the underside is a further adaptation to this unusual swimming behaviour.

Now, in a further adaptation, one off-season market in Westchester County is offering a new service: home delivery.

A further adaptation of the model to assess slabs subjected to distributed and concentrated loads is presented in this paper.

Fifteen other ORFs (except φ15/16), unique for φ15 and located in the early and middle region, probably represent a further adaptation to a particular group of P. putida strains.

They also suggest that some critical envelope properties, like selective permeability, are profoundly altered upon modification of pathogen-associated molecular patterns, and that this represents a further adaptation to the host.

As a further adaptation to terrestrial conditions, the content of Photosystem I low energy absorbing chlorophylls also increased, as demonstrated by differences in Lhca3 and Lhca4 polypeptide sequences, in vitro reconstitution experiments and low temperature fluorescence spectra.

(This is the so-called local (generalized) consequence relation; for the global variant, use valuations vM with vM = T iff for all points x in the model, M⊨x φ.) There is an obvious further adaptation of these definitions if one wants a formulation in terms of determination by ("soundness and completeness with respect to") a class of frames rather than models.

Experiment 1 considers an adaptive identification of the nonlinear systems according to Section 5.2.1, and experiment 2 considers an offline filtering without further adaptation with previously adapted models from the end of experiment 1.

As every human infection with avian influenza presents a chance for further adaptation of the virus and might lead to severe disease with a high case fatality, adherence to recommendations for the use of protective measures needs to be improved to reduce the risk of exposure to A/H5N1 infection.

The number has now dropped significantly, but many law-enforcement officials view this as a pause before further adaptation.

Using defined WS mutants, the maladaptive characteristic of the WS phenotype is identified and shown to be a target for further adaptation.