Sentence examples for a set of adaptation from inspiring English sources

It comprises a syntax for adaptivity rules based on a set of adaptation parameters.

Thirdly, a set of adaptation laws is designed to estimate the unknown parameters related to the gas flow rates in the flow fields.

A critical question for the subject is whether a set of adaptations arose once and has simply been retained by all species descended from a common ancestor having those adaptations or whether the adaptations evolved repeatedly because of the same environmental factors.

Assume a rational farmer who pursues to improve agricultural productions over a specific time and must choose among a set of 'j' adaptation options.

In order to grow in such high salinity environments, they have developed a set of physiological adaptation, such as: high internal concentration of potassium chloride, acidic proteome with low pI value, high GC content with GC bias in the wobble position, unique chloride pumps to maintain osmotic balance, etc. [ 17, 98, 99].

The X-factor, these essays suggest, is a set of cognitive adaptations for culture.

Right at the start he pronounces: "Morality is a set of psychological adaptations that allow otherwise selfish individuals to reap the benefits of social co-operation".

It should be clarified that I use domestication in the sense of a set of biological adaptations (of the plant) to the cultivated environment.

A set of metabolic adaptations is inevitably required to achieve this.

I argue that the life history of female preferences for male faces is, to a large extent, hormone-driven and underpinned by a set of evolutionary adaptations.

Migratory tunas (family Scombridae, order Perciformes: suborder Scombroidei), are pelagic oceanodromous top predators, which display a set of extreme adaptations to life in a prey depauperate pelagic environment.