Sentence examples for a perfect adaptation from inspiring English sources
Here, we study a simple kinetic model characterizing the essential aspects of these adaptive molecular systems and show theoretically that, while such an adaptive sensory system exhibits a perfect adaptation property on average, its temporal stochastic fluctuations are able to be sensitive to the environmental conditions.
"The Green Mile" was a perfect adaptation from Stephen King.
DVD reviewer Doug Pratt described "The Raven" as a "perfect adaptation".
The success of Mtb is due to a perfect adaptation to the environment of its major host, the human macrophage.
Within the cell clusters/niches, cell layer appeared well organized with established cell-to-cell communication, abundant cytoplasmic extensions, and a perfect adaptation to the underlying material microporosity and topography.
A perfect adaptation would comply with the number of chosen dimensions, where the maximum number of dimensions matches the sum of all linear combinations of variable characteristics from the sets.
The original story never explains who wants the Swede killed or why he waits fatalistically for death, and the first 20 minutes of Siodmak's film are a near perfect adaptation of the tale and Hemingway's idea of grace under pressure.
It is easy to show analytically (see Additional file 1) that in the regime of strong repression (s/ h≫1 in the Michaelis-Menten function in Equation 2) the steady state of p concentration is independent of the input level q, which is clearly a hallmark of perfect adaptation [ 72]: after an eventual dynamical response to a change in q, the system always returns to its original equilibrium level.
The notion that there was a time of perfect adaptation, from which we've now deviated, is a caricature of the way evolution works.
In an essay citing Aiello, evolutionary biologist Zuk (2009) notes that "The notion that there was a time of perfect adaptation, from which we've now deviated, is a caricature of the way evolution works".
They showed that this regulatory structure would lead to a phenomenon called perfect adaptation and then proposed that such structures should be common to biology.
