Sentence examples for adapted to turn from inspiring English sources

The book describes how quickly the team adapted to turn the error to its advantage and speculates about how much worse the outcome would have been had it hit their original landing site.

When one has passed, they leap into action to blossom in the clearing that the fire has created.In this section Fired up Sleepy heads Signs of life A weighty matter ReprintsPrometheus's giftThat fact alone that species have adapted to fire and turned it to their advantage shows that fire is a longstanding part of the natural environment.

Underground cultivators have been altering genetics and adapting technologies to turn Mary Jane into the powerhouse she is today.

They are therefore adapted to the task of turning on the genes necessary for development.

But their bodies quickly adapted to the reversal by turning their thermostats down.

"It's down to him, he has managed to turn the page and adapted to a new position.

The long-term maintenance and transmission of a virus in wildlife would presumably require genotypic adaptations to susceptible hosts, which in turn are adapted to the environmental characteristics of a particular region.

We confirm that the present pattern of urban landuse has been profoundly influenced by past agricultural landuses, which in turn were adapted to the natural local environment.

The league in turn has adapted to make the act of watching in large, pissed groups ever-more compelling.

We interpret the compact lattice of Figure 10 as a structural motif that can be adapted to a variety of layers, turns, and vaults (3) thereby creating both hydrophobic and hydrophilic domains in the cell wall.

While these "next-generation" antibiotics could overcome some existing resistance mechanisms, many bacteria, in turn, have rapidly adapted to counteract these drugs.