Sentence examples for increasingly adapted from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, certain groups of dinosaurs, such as the ornithopods, included a succession of types that were increasingly adapted for efficient food processing.
After 1970, when the global south (i.e., developing countries, typically of the Southern Hemisphere) acquired a voting majority in the UN General Assembly and on the governing boards of the specialized agencies, their mandates were increasingly adapted to developmental priorities.
Due to its extensive capabilities, this technique has been increasingly adapted to new industrial applications within the field of aerospace, medical, die and mould production, precision tooling, etc.
High throughput technology has been increasingly adapted for drug screen and bioprocess development, due to the small amount of processing materials and reagents required and parallel experiment execution.
In the past two decades, agent-based models have been increasingly adapted by social scientists, especially scientists in urban and geospatial studies, as an effective paradigm for framing the underlying problems of complex and dynamic processes.
In response, tens of thousands of Christian fundamentalists, who had never had much interest in electoral politics, mobilized for the Republican Party, which increasingly adapted its message to the fundamentalists.
And popular culture is increasingly adapting itself to the fact that more and more people are pornography consumers.
They are increasingly adapting their collections and services based on the demands of library patrons, whom they now call customers.
Anglo-Catholics the "smells Anglo-Catholics thethe church—are increasmells andpting the Alpha course to their own bellsfs.
In a previous post, I noted that WikiLeaks was increasingly adapting to the standards of conventional journalism in its editorial policy.
There will be a change as teaching begins to increasingly adapt to the learners' characteristics and to recognise better the different forms, needs, and goals of learning.
