A classic example is Darwin's finches with many different (sub) species inhabiting the multitude of islands in the Galapagos, each adapted to the specific environmental conditions of their island [ 3, 4].
Mangrove communities are composed of phylogenetically unrelated species, each adapted in different ways to the coastal environment where high salinity, diurnal patterns of submergence, wave action, and frequent disturbance create high stress environments [ 1, 2].
Variations of the EPODE approach have been adopted in numerous countries, each adapting their implementation to accommodate local cultural, social, and political contexts.
If we are forced, later in life, to learn new ways of reading — to accommodate a loss of vision, for instance — we must each adapt in our own way.
We need to be able to meet chance occurrences, recognize and understand context, see what is unique in each person and in each situation, adapt to different conditions, and respond in a different ways.
As shown in Fig. 8, this algorithm in each step adapts its dimension toward the target; therefore, it has robustness to reshaping and size and rotation of object.
Major observations in recent years have increased our understanding of how one species in each group adapts while infecting ticks.
LaTurbo creates the digital "galleries" herself, and the artists asked to install work in each must adapt their practices and formats to adhere to the spatial constraints.
PB-sQF is a new, robust statistical metric exhibiting more advantageous scaling to multiple dimensions than even QF, as it requires fewer bins in each dimension naturally adapting to where the data points cluster (the signatures).
