Sentence examples for deliberate adaptation from inspiring English sources

Bahrami says the third kind or deliberate adaptation is the most powerful.

Furthermore, the ability to differentiate signatures of deliberate adaptation and selection from natural variation is lacking for most bacterial agents.

An example of a deliberate security adaptation is to use structural redundancy to protect the complex and its inhabitants in case of a bomb attack.

Most assume cities and state-level social organization were deliberate functional adaptations to meet the goals of elite members of society, or society as a whole.

But incorporating security or securing products or incorporating deliberate security adaptations can make the government complex an inherently secure one (Ekblom 2012).

DDMV is contrasted with Deliberated Preferences approaches, which are a deliberative adaptation of stated preference techniques and comprise almost all Deliberative Monetary Valuation studies so far.

This is the first of several periods in Japanese history where the Japanese genius for deliberate cultural borrowing and adaptation is evident.

"It opens up a whole new world of venues where you can tell stories that in some cases are edgy and will get attention and are certainly not what the networks are doing," said Andy Wolk, the director and co-author, with Lisa Mohan, of the adaptation of "Deliberate Intent".

Our analysis revealed the genomic and phenotypic signatures of strain adaptation and deliberate selection for traits that were desirable in a simulant organism.

Close relatives of pathogenic fungi that are currently not pathogenic could acquire pathogenic potential as a result of increased thermal tolerance through adaptation to global warming and/or deliberate directed evolution.

In recent literature on, for example, climate change, discussion about adaptation has tended to focus on deliberate institutional responses to risk, primarily through policy.