Sentence examples for how they adapted from inspiring English sources

Tells about their religious customs & how they adapted to life in India.

Still, no one really knows who the miners were, if they were literate or how they adapted hieroglyphics to write a western Semitic language.

When we asked how they adapted to the tidal wave of new technology, one student said, "It's only technology if it happened after you were born".

He examines the work of musicians including Albert Schweitzer, Glenn Gould, Pablo Casals, and Leopold Stokowski, and analyzes how they adapted and reinterpreted Bach's music to accommodate technological development from the 78-r.p.m. record to headphones and CDs.

And the discovery could change thinking about how people got here (by coastal migrations along shores and in boats) and how they adapted to the new environment in part by making improvements in toolmaking that led eventually to the technology associated with the Clovis culture.

Jean-Philippe Faivre, a colleague at the centre, said that although similar discoveries had been made in the UK and Germany, the discovery in Normandy "fills a gap in our knowledge about how they evolved in this geographical area, and how they adapted to their environment".

A feature of these plants is extensive adaptation, and indeed such studies improve our understanding of how they adapt to various kinds of stress factors.

How they adapt, though, is a mystery.

The long-term prospects of all three parties depend on how they adapt to the new, fragmented, fickle politics.

The animals will be sent in small groups to determine how they adapt to the new location, officials said.

With extreme weather becoming more common, issues of reconstruction after natural disasters are crucial for the future of cities and how they adapt.