Sentence examples for adapted ones from inspiring English sources

Two main strategies are applied, based on routing tree traversals or on adapted ones using information from the network's graph.

A contemporary of Charles Darwin, Wallace was the other guy to discover natural selection – the evolutionary process whereby better adapted organisms are more likely to survive and pass on their traits than less adapted ones.

Their sons, at least the quick ones, the adapted ones, became ministers at thirty, immaculate, familiar with their elders, blowing through dull parties, on their way to somewhere else, to cool rooms where ice and alcohol glowed on the table, rooms where deals were made; she imagined them gliding through foreign airports, at ease in the European cities that she only read about.

Adaptation rules can provide an efficient way to transform Web contents into adapted ones that conform to requesters' contexts.

These particular institutional frames were selected, because the government expected they were the most adapted ones to reach the objectives of public policy.

Rather, the population dies out because all individuals (not just the less adapted ones) have low fitness.

The antifungal study based on broth dilution assay on Aspergillus spp. showed that this method was not an adapted one as the Ag MNPs are surfactant-free.

We slightly adapted one item ("The federal government should reallocate money from Medicare to research on AIDS or pediatric diseases") so that it was more appropriate to Switzerland.

Is the Düsseldorf of "The Dark Arts" a real place, or a similarly adapted one?

When he came to the pulpit that Sunday 40 years ago, Dr. King adapted one of his standard sermons, "Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution".

Even as late as 1980 Jamaican dancehall pioneers Michigan & Smiley adapted one of their biggest hits, "Rub a Dub Style," from the nursery rhyme "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary".