Sentence examples for adaptation to the problem from inspiring English sources

Mostly these are boggy soils and the plant's adaptation to the problem is to eat anything stupid enough to land on it (and plenty do).

It is believed that the coiled structure is an adaptation to the problem of fitting a long basilar membrane, to provide good low frequency hearing, into the relatively small heads of early mammals [ 129].

Adaptation to the problems of urbanization such as immigration, housing, social infrastructure, public utilities, suburban development, and zoning has produced the vast urban agglomeration.

Improving bother scores for patients with low scores before external beam radiotherapy have been shown in a recently published analysis [ 20], indicating some adaptation to the sexual problems.

Let us point out that although the idea was used before for other problems, the adaptation to the procedure to our problem is not trivial at all, since the appearance of non-local term, we must consider our problem for suitable space and so we need more delicate estimates.

Note that although the idea was earlier used for other problems, the adaptation to the procedure to our problem is not trivial at all since the parameters (r,m) satisfy (1< r< m) and we must consider our problem for a suitable space, and so we need more delicate estimates and new technique.

In this section we consider the algorithm used for solving QPP (8) and its adaptation to the peculiarities of contact problems from class R. In (8) matrix K C is ill-conditioned.

It should be noted that one of the interests of this common formulation is that many techniques developed for a particular case may be extended, with suitable adaptations, to the equilibrium problem, and then they can be applied to other particular cases [5 16].

Still, some drivers say that Formula One is so different from other series that there is no way around the problem of adaptation to the ultimate test of the racing itself.

The most frequently mentioned perinatal risks associated with CS were increased incidence of neonatal respiratory problems (3.1%, 38/1233), worse adaptation to the neonatal period (0.9%, 11/1233) and problems related to the anaesthetic agents used for CS (0.7%, 9/1233).

They're intended to measure problem-solving and adaptation to the environment.