Sentence examples for has fully adapted from inspiring English sources

"Gareth Bale has fully adapted to the team.

Murdock, as a superhero, has fully adapted to his visual impairment.

As of 2012, the metro has fully adapted to the national electronic fare card system Rejsekort.

And they've fully adapted to being outdoor birds - their plumage dense from living outdoors for so long.

However, genetic data is relatively lacking after this earliest transition period, when societies had fully adapted to new agrarian lifestyles specific to their local environment.

The partially preserved foot skeleton (OH 8) showed that H. habilis had fully adapted feet for walking bipedally, unlike preceding australopiths, which still had some primitive traits (like a slightly divergent big toe) despite their regular upright locomotion.

"By the time they're in the water maybe 10 million years, they've fully adapted to the marine environment — so a downturned tail with a dorsal fluke and fins — and they were really making their living like a toothed whale," Polcyn told LiveScience.

Since their divergence from the terrestrial artiodactyls, cetaceans have fully adapted to an aquatic lifestyle, which represents one of the most dramatic transformations in mammalian evolutionary history.

Based on information solicited with our institutional questionnaire, not all of the participating hospitals had fully adapted to the recommendations at baseline.

Nonetheless, the reduced-density states we predict may be pivotal, as populations that persist at reduced densities will be vulnerable to extinction owing to disturbances or demographic stochasticity (MacArthur and Wilson 1967; Ludwig 1976; Ewens et al. 1987; Lande 1993) before they have fully adapted to their novel biotic and abiotic environments.

Once you've fully adapted to your new polyphasic sleep schedule, you'll suddenly have a lot more time than you are used to, and you'll need productive things to do.