Sentence examples for create adaptation from inspiring English sources

While the federal government may not be willing to take action to curb the emissions that contribute to global warming, states, led by California, increasingly are developing legislation to mitigate or reduce carbon emissions and to create adaptation strategies for dealing with a warming climate.

Although antigenic variation is only part of a more global parasite strategy to create adaptation through epigenetically controlled transcriptional variability, it is the central mechanism enabling immune evasion and promoting pathogenesis.

Use these syrups along with coffee and milk to create adaptations of favorite drinks like vanilla or hazelnut lattes.

Your copyright also allows you the exclusive right to create adaptations or derivative pieces from your work, perform your work (i.e. like in a play) and display your work in public.

Findings demonstrate that existing services and resources are meeting the early phases of local adaptation efforts such as conducting vulnerability assessments and creating adaptation plans, but are failing to meet the needs associated with implementing, monitoring, and evaluating adaptation activities.

Have you ever thought of perhaps creating adaptations of pieces like "De Staat," so they could actually be heard live in this country more than once every 20 years?' " But Mr. Andriessen has long been ambivalent about the symphony orchestra.

For natural selection to have created adaptations for solving problems related to newcomers, integrating new members must have been a recurrent feature of ancestral human social environments.

Ms. Baker and Mr. Gold, meanwhile, who won Obie Awards for "Circle Mirror," were so enamored with Mr. Birney that they decided to create an adaptation of the Chekhov classic "Uncle Vanya" for him to play the title role.

Sixth through 12th graders attend full days; middle school campers can choose a one-, two- or three-week "Acting Explorations" camp or a three-week "Performance Track" in which they will create an adaptation of a coming Two Rivers production of "Charlotte's Web".

This conjunction of problem attributes and context in which experiments and learning takes place can create substantial adaptation demands.

Now, perhaps someone could go ahead and use this effect to create an adaptation of Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels.