Sentence examples for especially adapted to from inspiring English sources

Certain seacoast areas characterized by high humidity are considered especially adapted to the production of such crops as the artichoke and lima bean.

Especially adapted to large construction jobs, pier shafts having widths of more than 1.8 m (6 feet) have been excavated to depths greater than 30 m.

Sack suits were available - the double-breasted version being "especially adapted to steamer or yachting purposes" - but for street wear, the properly attired customer would of course be in a black or gray double-breasted frock coat.

Although its large families are distributed worldwide in a variety of habitats, ones such as Caryophyllaceae (pink or carnation family), Amaranthaceae (amaranth family), and Polygonaceae (smartweed family) have many members that are especially adapted to deserts or are halophytic (salt-loving).

The goat is especially adapted to small-scale production of milk for the family table; one or two goats supply sufficient milk for a family throughout the year and can be maintained economically in quarters where it would not be practical to keep a cow.

This design relies on a diffractive beam shaper especially adapted to blood cells differentiation.

Due to its nature MELC is especially well adapted to deal with unbalanced data.

Low temperature damages many plant species, especially those adapted to tropical climates.

Some yeast strains, especially those adapted to inhibitor-rich hydrolysates, were capable of both rapid conversion of furans and more efficient fermentation of the Douglas-fir WSF.

Existing programs are not capable of effective use of modern computational resources, and especially not adapted to the hybrid architecture with GPU.

As the case studies illustrate, the savings, both economic and environmental, can be substantial especially if adapted to large-scale operations.