Sentence examples for a remarkable adaptation from inspiring English sources

Such a pressure effect could represent a remarkable adaptation enabling eels to spare their energy stores and swim for a long time.

The beetle Deltochilum valgum (below) feeds on millipedes instead of dung – a remarkable adaptation, according to Trond Larsen *06, shown with an emperor tamarin during a recent trip to Peru.

This specificity for the classic collagen motifs Gly-Pro-X and Gly-X-Hyp represents a remarkable adaptation considering the complex requirements for substrate unfolding and presentation that need to be fulfilled before a single collagen strand becomes accessible for cleavage.

"It's a remarkable adaptation for a fish," says Diego Bernal, a fish physiologist at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, who was not involved in the study.

The video presents a remarkable adaptation, almost an abstract analysis of human society.

Meanwhile, in the absence of indications that PLUNC family members are produced in mammalian skin, latherin may represent a remarkable adaptation of a salivary protein for heat dissipation from skin by horses and their ilk, and a readily available protein with which to study intrinsic surface activity of a naturally folded protein from a mammal.

They took Lamarck's idea to grotesque extremes by claiming, for instance, that cuckoos repeatedly emerged de novo from eggs of small birds as a particularly remarkable adaptation.

The use of this tool could therefore offer a new perspective to elucidate the remarkable adaptation of penguins to their environment.

In this remarkable adaptation of tai chi, Mr. Lin works on a symbolic plane.

One of the happy results of her escape from her contract with Hughes was her role in Joseph L. Mankiewicz's remarkable adaptation of "Guys and Dolls," produced by Samuel Goldwyn, a version that is audaciously, blatantly set in a cardboard Times Square and blends a bunch of actors who could never command the boards together.

Bruce Beresford's remarkable adaptation of Brian Moore's novel Black Robe depicts an uneasy alliance between early colonists and the Algonquian people.