Sentence examples for constant adaptations from inspiring English sources

But herein lies the hope: In a minority of cases — about 20percentt across the world — the immune system does respond, adapting to the constant adaptations of the AIDS virus.

Identifying malicious software executables is made difficult by the constant adaptations introduced by miscreants in order to evade detection by antivirus software.

Postural balance results from complex interactions among the sensory, nervous, and musculoskeletal systems and requires constant adaptations of muscular activity, the articular position, and other sensorial information to maintain the center of body mass on the support base [ 34].

Failure to successfully resist the host's response, such as in the unnatural host Drosophila, reveals restrictive pathways that the L. monocytogenes cannot evade and highlights the constant adaptations that the bacterium must undergo in order to effectively counteract the immune responses of the host [ 137].

In a similar vein, another recent study [28] has emphasized that facilitation of relearning a visuomotor mapping cannot be understood as a superposition of adaptation processes in the brain with constant adaptation rates, but rather that these rates should be adaptive as well.

"It's constant adaptation," Lizeroux said.

They will add regular realignment within the project as the culture information will need constant adaptation.

He describes it as an "attitude of mind, a method of constant adaptation".

Bridgit's research training cruise started with a fundamental lesson of ocean science: Science at sea requires constant adaptation.

The architecture is therefore designed like an organism in constant adaptation, with the ability to evolve in close interaction with the material conditions of its environment.

He led me from the ticket booth to a tiny office, where he pored over handwritten ledger books as he told of the theater's constant adaptation.