Sentence examples for an effective adaptation from inspiring English sources

But in the Sahel, as I have seen, an effective adaptation technology is already being deployed.

One of the principal characteristics of traditional Polynesian cultures is an effective adaptation to and mastery of the ocean environment.

They conclude that an effective adaptation policy is particularly important when suboptimal mitigation policies are implemented.

Nevertheless, usually, these techniques suffer from inaccuracies on the knowledge of the actual target/clutter processes, which is necessary to ensure an effective adaptation.

It is also necessary to provide an effective adaptation of the electricity distribution network in order to handle the loads of the BEV charging, either off-pick or during high demand hours.

In support of this flexibility, an effective adaptation of this approach is demonstrated which performs real-time analysis of extracted microarray data; the proposed reconfigurable multi-core prototype has been exploited with minor changes to achieve almost 5× speedup.

But despite what might seem a ferociously effective adaptation that would guarantee survival, the frogs are disappearing from their native range in the mountainous forest on the Pacific coast of Colombia.

This cessation of growth, known as diapause, is a highly effective adaptation that enables the insects to avoid environmental conditions hostile to developing nymphs or to emerging winged stages.

But included as well are the brothers' 1938 loan-out to RKO, for a surprisingly effective adaptation of the stage farce "Room Service," and their post-MGM "A Night in Casablanca," where the Marxes are allowed to revive some of their original aggressiveness (though, by 1948, they had become a bit old for it).

While improved livestock breeds were mentioned as a desired effective adaptation measure to drought, access to livestock breeds and suitable veterinary services are problematic, because of financial constraints, the poor social and economic status of most households, and infrastructural challenges such as poorly developed markets in Turkana.

In general, strong, hands-on leadership, and business process re-engineering coupled with purchasing ERP systems was found to be a much more effective adaptation strategy than tailoring enterprise software.