Sentence examples for communities adapted from inspiring English sources

Native communities adapted to new conditions.

As the Diaspora grew larger, the new communities adapted the architectural forms of the surrounding culture.

Therefore this patchy landscape allows the preservation of local biodiversity, with typical plant communities adapted to particular niches.

Like other communities adapted to lignocellulose degradation, the SAC community had >0.5% of its genes involved in cellulose and hemicellulose deconstruction.

By contrast, in the Mediterranean, the persistence of warm temperatures down to bathypelagic waters would allow the persistence of mesopelagic microbial communities adapted to aphotic regions but unable to cope with near-zero temperatures where more psychrophilic organisms dominate.

Through the CSC process, communities adapted policies to their context and negotiated local solutions to improve their health services.

ACF is trying to help communities adapt to these extreme climate events, which seem to get steadily worse.

But underneath, there is something more encouraging; the quiet riptide of communities adapting to significant, structural change.

"There is an urgent need to help vulnerable communities adapt to the sea level rise which is already under way," Achim Steiner, executive director of the United Nations Environment Program, said.

Most communities adapt their local ordinances to the guidelines set by the state, which are modeled on the federal National Historic Preservation Act of 1966.

The changes were accompanied by the failure of the government at the time to help communities adapt to the brutal transformation.