Sentence examples for adapted to absorb from inspiring English sources
Homer, after all, was an oral storyteller, as were all "literary artists" who came before him, back to when storytelling, around the primal campfire, would have been invented — grounds for the argument that our brains were first (and thus best?) adapted to absorb long, complex fictions by ear, rather than by eye.
Human beings and plants have co-evolved for millions of years, so it makes perfect sense that our complex bodies would be adapted to absorb needed, beneficial compounds from complex plants and ignore the rest.
Because SWC throughout the growing season was found to be constantly higher close to the soil surface than in deeper soil layers, it can be deduced that P. abies is highly adapted to absorb scattered low rainfall events prevailing within the study area.
"Who mentions fraud while trying to carry out a fraud?" This is another timely facet of the embassy scam: the way in which it has adapted to and absorbed not only the current political climate but also the newfound anxieties surrounding cybersecurity and individual privacy, and used them against its victims.
Whereas conventional risk management approaches are based on hindsight knowledge, failure reporting and risk assessments calculating historical data-based probabilities, resilience engineering looks for ways to enhance the ability of organisations to be resilient in the sense that they recognise, adapt to and absorb variations, changes, disturbances, disruptions and surprises.
"It might be they don't have enough profit margin to absorb export costs, or they might need to be adapted to suit foreign laws or regulatory standards.
They hypothesize the patient's airway somehow adapted to the presence of the plastic toy or was absorbed into the lining of the lung.
In disaster risk reduction, it is broadly viewed as a concept that deals with a system's capacity to anticipate, to cope, to absorb, adapt to, and recover from the adverse impact of hazards and reduce vulnerability (Razafindrabe et al., 2015; Tanner et al., 2015).
They adapted to the region.
