Sentence examples for current adaptation from inspiring English sources

While current adaptation programs seek to reduce the exposure of communities and increase their adaptive capacity, these adaptation measures only cater for a certain range of climate change impacts.

This represents, for an Englishman, a practically current adaptation of American slang.

There's so much diverting stuff in BBC1's current adaptation of The Musketeers that you might have missed perhaps its most intriguing aspect.

If you enter the Young Vic's larger auditorium for its current adaptation of Kafka's The Trial, you'll find it has been transformed into a courtroom, with spectators sitting on raised banks of wooden benches, judging the inexplicable victimisation of Josef K as it takes place on a planked strip between the ranks of pseudo-jurors.

This current adaptation of "Seven Brides" features new orchestrations (Tom Helm is the spirited music director), spectacular settings of a pine-forested, snowy-peaked Oregon Territory, circa 1850, designed by Anna Louizos and lighted beautifully by Donald Holder, and charming, homespun period costumes by Jess Goldstein.

Current adaptation options identified are crop diversification, soil conservation, and shade tree establishment and management.

Most of the current adaptations of Grimm fairy tales take details from the original tales and use them as a jumping off point to tell their own story and to do their own thing.

We describe current adaptations, including the application of climate predictions to prevent disease outbreaks.

Moreover, optimization theory not only explains current adaptations of biological systems, but also helps to predict new designs that may yet evolve [ 1, 2].

I personally stumble on phrases like "components of current adaptations", as I do not know whether "components" refers to a specific technical term or whether it simply means things other than genes.

In light of recent empirical findings that the age of many genes (and most other components of current adaptations) vastly exceeds the duration of their current genomic and physiological associations (i.e., current functions), such a framework also reconciles historical contingency and contemporary evolutionary dynamics of adaptations [ 4, 7, 8].