Sentence examples for adaptability of human from inspiring English sources

DeLillo's doomy brainteasing reveals the enduring adaptability of human insecurities.

Set between the devastation of a flood and the safety of a private swimming pool, "Beauty in Trouble" uses the changing moods of water as both metaphor and frame for the infinite adaptability of human emotions.

Moving confidently from the golden serenity of a Tuscan villa to the powdery chaos of a Czech garage, this study in stark contrasts uses the changing moods of water as both metaphor and frame for the infinite adaptability of human emotions.

It is testimony to the adaptability of human nature and to the voracious 24-hour news cycle, in which almost nothing stays news for long that the coalition government, which seemed novel, even amazing, when it was first formed, quickly became a settled fact.

Drawing conclusions from this geographic observation about the possible adaptability of human populations to future climate change requires observing that, similarly, MMT at a given location changes over time when climate changes.

He considered the bet a useful lesson about the adaptability of humans — and the dangers of apocalyptic thinking.

"It could absolutely be in the top five, but ultimately we think it will be overcome by the adaptability of humans," he said.

The shift from HFE Generations 1 and 2 to Generations 3 and 4 profoundly alters accepted boundary constraints on the adaptability of humans in complex systems design.

In a statement, Dr. Mark Weiss, director of physical anthropology programs at the National Science Foundation, which financed the research, said, "This research is helping us gain a picture of the adaptability of humans as they evolved and moved out of the tropics and into other environments".

Since the second half of Upper Paleolithic the adaptability of humans increased with development and active use of a number of protective measures; under those conditions, the autochthonous type of adaptation became prevalent that ensured human survival even in extreme conditions.

Until transfer technology overcomes the speed and adaptability of humans, this perception will likely persist and is a key challenge for developers of transfer devices.