Sentence examples for adapt to running from inspiring English sources

Since the 1990s, he has advised his clients to skip carbohydrates on some runs to get their bodies to adapt to running with low blood-glucose levels.

A brick is when you run immediately after you bike in order to train your legs to adapt to running off the bike.

Bustards have rather long legs, adapted to running.

The limbs as well became more horselike in proportion and better adapted to running.

A striking example is the radiation, beginning in the Paleogene Period (beginning 65.5 million years ago), of basal mammalian stock into forms adapted to running, leaping, climbing, swimming, and flying.

I have been a dedicated surfer for more than 30 years and like to think that my arms and shoulders have adapted to paddling the way a marathon runner's legs have adapted to running, but I was sore and winded by the time I made it out to the waves that day.

Darwin's 1842 monograph, which set out the principles of On The Origin of Species, uses as his first example of adaptation and selection the model of the greyhound, a dog whose every fiber is adapted to running down hare.

The hyracodont family contains long-legged members adapted to running, such as Hyracodon, and were distinguished by incisor characteristics.

Cheetahs are morphologically [ 4, 5] and physiologically [ 6, 7] adapted to running, being capable of attaining speeds in excess of 28 m s−1 [ 2, 8– 10].

Moreover, the tendon "spring" must also have an eigenfrequency (resonance frequency), which is adapted to running movement (slightly higher than 1 Hz).

He commutes to the apiary in a 2005 Volkswagen Golf, which he adapted to run on 90 percent vegetable oil.