Sentence examples for adaptations thought from inspiring English sources

Cats exhibit a variety of evolutionary adaptations thought to be associated with their predatory behaviour and obligate carnivore status.

His wisdom is expressly attributed to YHWH in the account of his night oracle at Gibeon (in which he asked not for power or riches but for wisdom), thus marking the adaptation to biblical thought of this common Middle Eastern genre.

The United States Agency for International Development USAIDD) Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) Assessments, Thought Leadership, and Learning Project has been working to synthesize promising practices and identify and adapt the most appropriate tools to assess risks and evaluate initiatives to strengthen resilience to the effects of climate change.

Some of these adaptations will require some thought and even real effort from you.

In Rome, Pope Pius IX grew increasingly concerned with what he saw as adaptation to liberal political thought, as the very moment he confronted pressing local demands for his own "adaptation" to a new political situation.

To characterize this noise-mediated mechanism, we investigated whether stimulus input, neural adaptation, and inhibitory modulations (thought to underlie perceptual switches) interacted with noise in such a way that the system produced stochastic resonance.

The experiment used an adaptation of Wegner's thought suppression paradigm (Wegner, Schneider, Carter, & White, 1987) to demonstrate the futility of thought/memory suppression.

Entering will take some quick thought and adaptation.

These adaptations started with the New Thought movement, founded in the nineteenth century by a Maine clockmaker and hypnotist named Phineas Quimby.

Digital transformation is better thought of as adaptation to a constantly changing environment.

When the National theatre said they were going to do an adaptation using puppets, my first thought was: how can you tell a story about the first world war using pantomime horses?