Sentence examples for description of adaptation from inspiring English sources

Our detailed description of adaptation phenomena in proprioception can be used in a similar way to expose the likely central processing.

The high altitude physiology literature gives us an elegant general description of adaptation to environmental hypoxia built around the idea that maintenance of oxygen delivery to the tissues will allow normal cellular function [ 7].

Thirty years ago, widely respected broadcaster Sir David Attenborough (1979) aptly described the challenge of avoiding anthropomorphic shorthand in descriptions of adaptation: Darwin demonstrated that the driving force of [adaptive] evolution comes from the accumulation, over countless generations, of chance genetical changes sifted by the rigors of natural selection.

The descriptions of adaptation in these responses were similar to those in Novice Evolution in that they described adaptation as acclimation to environmental characteristics, but these responses were distinct in that they also discussed the movement of individuals.

The renewed interest in this model strongly motivates generalizations that make it a more realistic description of evolutionary adaptation.

Figure 2 is a simplified description of MAP adaptation.

Fig. 2 A brief figure description of MAP adaptation in sparse training data.

Close reading of the papers revealed a series of emergent themes related to the description of household adaptation allowing each paper to be assessed and compared.

A thorough description of our adaptation of the Rapid Assessment Process has been published elsewhere [ 26]; we will briefly review it here.

Moreover, a description of the adaptation phase is included for a better understanding of the implementation of the intervention in a setting where literacy is low and the road-connections are poor.

Jacques Lusseyran's memoir, "And There Was Light," includes descriptions of his adaptation to his early blindness, at age eight.