Sentence examples for adaptation ways from inspiring English sources

The choice of adaptation ways depended considerably on social capabilities of prehistoric societies at different stage of anthropogenesis and material culture development.

Adaptation means finding another way to do something.

The uncertainties associated with future impacts on a wide range of economic activities were featured in the 1989 report, while the technical feasibility of both mitigation (reducing/limiting greenhouse gases (GHG)); and adaptation (finding ways to reduce potential impacts through technical means or by changing where and how certain communities live), only began to emerge by 1995.

These processes suggest that GUD may contribute to SIV adaptation in ways beyond increased transmissibility.

Initial analyses revealed no effect of saccade direction on the saccade gain in pre-adaptation (t test for reactive and voluntary saccade, p>0.57 and p>0.55, respectively) and on the gain changes during the adaptation (two-ways ANOVAs: no significant interaction between trials block × saccade direction, F[1], [4]<4.6; p>0.10).

The differences between the two mediums and the benefits and restrictions they both provide mean that an adaptation, either way, can be fraught with difficulty.

The latter's $8.2m debut puts it 21st on the list of videogame-adaptation openings, way off $47.7m for Lara Croft: Tomb Raider in a field with a surprising number of $50m+ strivers.

One way to mitigate harm from climate change is climate adaptation, finding creative ways to work within this new climate.

The instructions of the curricula included the objective that pupils be made to "understand the concept of adaptation" and the "ways" by which plants and animals adapt to the environment, as shown in the relevant excerpts (in italics and quotation marks) from the curricula and the textbooks of both pupils and teachers (Table 1).

Zoshchenko brought out the latent comedy of people's adaptation to new ways.

These placental mammals and the corresponding Australian marsupials evolved independently but in parallel lines by reason of their adaptation to similar ways of life.