The phrase "adaptation and in" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete phrase and lacks context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The adaptation and in-depth analysis of the data were crucial for the project's success."
Alternatives: "adaptation and integration" or "adaptation and implementation".
On the other hand, features of adult personality were presaged by childhood adaptation, and in some cases childhood adaptation predicted the course of personality development.
Ms. Morison played Lilli for a year and a half on Broadway and later in a long-running London production, in a 1958 television adaptation and in a 1965 City Center revival.
In this research we use it to explore the causes of settlement abandonment among a temperate shifting cultivators in an attempt to better understand the ecology of this adaptation and in order to evaluate the merits of the method.
Energy data can in fact be exploited both in long-term policy adaptation and in shorter term habits modification, providing the basis for stable improvements of the overall efficiency of buildings and dwellings.
IN his two features, "Being John Malkovich" and "Adaptation," and in dozens of music videos (including classics for Bjork and Fatboy Slim), the director Spike Jonze developed a distinctive strain of matter-of-fact surrealism in which the magical tends to arise from the mundane.
We have particular interests in the genetic basis of adaptation and in the evolution of metabolic pathways.
In Adaptation and Fitness in Animal Populations: Evolutionary and Breeding Perspectives on Genetic Resource Management.
They will play a pivotal role in climate change adaptation and mitigation in the agriculture sectors.
The feasibility of the approach is evaluated on Rainbow, a framework for architecture-based self-adaptation, and in the context of the Znn.com case study.
This plays a crucial role in triggering adaptations, and, in general, in the maintenance of software architecture quality, and system consistency upon dynamic reconfigurations.
As Alan Saunders writes in "Australian Food" (Ten Speed Press, 1999), the taste of Australia is "the flavor of change, adaptation and -- in the very best sense of the word -- compromise".
