Sentence examples for adapting period from inspiring English sources

At the end of the imagined-stimulus condition, all participants reported to be able to imagine a corresponding face during the adapting period.

For example, viewing both males with close-set eyes and females with wide-set eyes in the same adapting period leads to a perception that male test images with more wide-set eyes and female test images with more close-set eyes are more normal in appearance [20].

Screenwriters Abi Morgan, creator of Sex Traffic and The Hour, and Heidi Thomas, who adapted period pieces Cranford and Call The Midwife, also feature among the "power 30".

Stephenson chose not to adapt period language for the entire text; instead he allowed such language to enter his writing when it was appropriate, often turning to modern English and modern labels for ideas familiar to modern readers.

Adapt period-appropriate menswear.

Findings have identified a range of multi-factorial issues that may hamper some migrants and refugees in adapting to periods of very high to extreme summer temperatures in Australia.

The vegetation is dominated by grasses, shrubs, and Acacia woodland that are well adapted to periods of long drought (Abule et al. 2005; Sebsebe and Friis 2009).

Our approach is based on λ-tracking controllers, but in a context of piecewise constant sampled-data output feedbacks and possibly adapted sampling periods.

Most cacti opuntias and cactoids—specialize in surviving in hot and dry environments (i.e. they are xerophytes), but the first ancestors of modern cacti were already adapted to periods of intermittent drought.

It is, however, plausible that the metabolic response to contraction adapts during periods of intermittent walking and that this alters the metabolism and function of the muscle.

Thus, higher plants have the ability to adapt to periods of stress by employing specific responses underpinned by defined modifications of their cellular processes.