Sentence examples for inherent adaptation from inspiring English sources

Consequently, muscle is one of the best examples of a tissue with an inherent adaptation capacity to sustain not only locomotion but also a number of life-sustaining processes [ 15].

Together, these studies support the concept that NSCs possess inherent adaptation mechanisms that provide them with a survival advantage over other cells types when challenged by endogenous or exogenous oxidative stresses.

As long-time readers and viewers of the recent Inherent Vice adaptation can attest, Pynchon can never be accused of stinting on his creations.

In a piece on Paul Thomas Anderson, director of Oscar contender "The Master," the paper asked about Anderson's "Inherent Vice" adaptation.

Then there was Inherent Vice, an adaptation of the notoriously hard-to-adapt author Thomas Pynchon, that reportedly got walkouts because of its freewheeling narrative.

Phoenix's next off the blocks Inherent Vice, an adaptation of the Thomas Pynchon novel by The Master director Paul Thomas Anderson.

Joaquin Phoenix and Paul Thomas Anderson are set to reunite on Inherent Vice, an adaptation of a noirish Los Angeles-set novel by American author Thomas Pynchon.

There was disappointment, too, for Paul Thomas Anderson, whose Thomas Pynchon adaptation Inherent Vice took just one nomination: best actor in a comedy for Joaquin Phoenix.

Still, there is our inherent aptitude for adaptation, for creating new possibilities within what seem, at times, impossible situations, and that is an incredible force we can claim for ourselves and use constructively and creatively.

Last weekend, Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice, an adaptation of Thomas Pynchon's novel, debuted at the New York Film Festival to fiendishly good reviews.

On the other hand, Paul Thomas Anderson's gonzo Thomas Pynchon adaptation "Inherent Vice," which opens Dec. 12, generated tremendous excitement online early on.