Sentence examples for detailed adaptation from inspiring English sources

This lovingly detailed adaptation of Alan Snow's Here Be Monsters introduces us to a junk-loving species – part Womble, part Morlock – who reside in a cobbled town's sewers, demonised by cheese-fattened bigwigs, until a human defection to the Boxtroll ranks overturns all previous certainties.

For detailed adaptation of daily nursing staff, daily measurement of patient acuity could be required, due to variety in admitted patients at a moment [ 22, 23, 27].

More detailed adaptation-planning methods are beginning to emerge (e.g., Willows and Connell 2003; Ogden and Innes 2009; NOAA 2010; Halofsky and others 2011; Poiani and others 2011; Weeks and others 2011; Groves and others 2012), none of which can meet all decision-making needs of natural resource managers in all situations.

A detailed definition of adaptation is not given, but the adaptation strategy includes a range of measures such as flood protection structures and "win win, low-cost and no-regret adaptation options" such as early warning systems and sustainable water management (EC 2013, 5).

There's another — stronger, more detailed, less sentimentalized — adaptation of L'Engle's novel struggling to get out of the one that's onscreen.

Habituation, or decreased behavioral response, to odors is created by repeated exposure and several detailed characteristics, whereas adaptation relates to the neural processes that constitute this decrease in a behavioral response.

We used it mainly to identify shift workers, as the small number of participants made detailed studies on adaptation to different shifts less reliable.

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

WHO should provide detailed guidance for adaptation of international recommendations.

However, the detailed kinetics of adaptation to training have not been investigated in humans or horses.

A detailed discussion of adaptation and mitigation as defined by the IPCC is beyond our scope.