Sentence examples for established adaptation from inspiring English sources

With the established adaptation to settled life, the expansion of domesticated plants, the development of the social and ecological landscape, and the construction of major cities from the arid highlands to the tropical lowlands, the great traditions of forest gardening, maize production, temples, and artistry coalesced.

In these cases the established adaptation of a population is less than optimal, and there is greater opportunity for new mutations to be better adaptive.

"The principal question is whether the excerpt is a substitute for the story, or some established adaptation of the story," said Timothy Wu, a professor at the Columbia Law School.

Additionally, the effects of different onsite facilities, including those for water harvesting, reuse, ponds and infiltration, are explored to establish adaptation strategies that restore water cycle and reduce climate change-induced flood and water scarcity on a catchment scale.

If we adhere to the often-expressed view that MMT is an indicator of human adaptation, one can conclude that there is an adaptation to climate change; but perhaps because it takes time to become established, this adaptation is smaller than that observed between different populations in different climates that adapted long ago to their geographic conditions.

The negotiators adopted the Cancun Adaptation Framework, which establishes an adaptation committee and a work program to address unavoidable climate impacts in vulnerable countries.

It is widely established that adaptations to perceived stress conditions are hallmarks of proper functioning in systemic physiology.

This type of applications would allow establishing potential adaptation strategies for aquifer systems as the CC comes into effect.

Ma et al. (2009) analyze enzyme networks with three nodes and take a reverse-engineering approach to ask how many core network topologies can establish perfect adaptation, the ability to reset after perturbation.

To understand the dynamics of establishing an adaptation strategy, the motivational problems would be a stimulus, a causative agent of reflections on the conditions of vulnerability to climate change and reflection about their limit-situations.

Relative motion between target and background will have an effect on ESTMD responses, as it alters the temporal statistics (dependent on background velocity) that establish the adaptation states of the independent channels.