Sentence examples for adapted to even from inspiring English sources

Unlike most temperate areas, in the lowland tropics there is no community of species adapted to even hotter areas available to replace those species that shift their ranges upslope or poleward.

In fact, the PREPACT 2.0 program code and server setup has been adapted to even allow querying of entire organelle genome sequences with hundreds of kilobases against multiple reference targets within minutes.

Countries that fail to adapt to even the minimum expected temperature increase of 2C will be in dire straits, the report says.

Homeowners, would-be homeowners and mortgage lenders can adapt to even a potentially wrenching change if there's a five- or 10-year transition period.

While Seattle has also shifted in that direction, the increase here has been smaller — and it is clear that adapting to even this modest change will take some doing.

He admits that he has taken some of his research to heart; for instance, his work on what he calls the psychological immune system has led him to believe that he would be able to adapt to even the worst turn of events.

Many of today׳s robotic work cells are unable to adapt to even small changes in tasking without significant reprogramming.

"We are learning that beneath the sea floor, as elsewhere, 'nature abhors a vacuum' and life will adapt to even the harshest conditions".

Another is that the norms and behavior that you adapt to, even successfully, may themselves be unhealthy to begin with.

In addition, the World Bank determined that the cost for developing countries to adapt to even moderate warming will be at least $70 billion to $100 billion per year through 2050, which is over three times thecurrent estimate of global adaptation investment.

The diesel engine, adapted to warships even before World War II, has remained in use in the navies of the world, as have steam turbines.