Sentence examples similar to instituted adaptations from inspiring English sources
Once the adaptation is instituted, the procedures are extended so that the formalism can treat situations in which steady flows are present in the layers.
Phage growth in a chemostat environment can select traits other than fast growth, so a second stage of adaptation was instituted to eliminate any mutations not enhancing growth.
One of the suburbs of Alexandria, the newly constructed Greek capital of Egypt, was called Eleusis after the city of Demeter in Greece, and the Eleusinian Mysteries were instituted in a Greco-Egyptian adaptation.
This spiritual sphere could serve as a springboard for effecting internal adaptation, instituting coping strategies and rejuvenating other aspects of HRQOL [ 14, 29, 30].
As a result, one adaptation DeQuattro and others immediately instituted was a "sentry program," which employed both federal and private boats, as well as aircraft, to scout for oil spreading from the upper Gulf.
In addition, the WiMAX Forum has recently instituted an Aviation Working Group within its organizational structure to collaborate on the adaptation of WiMAX to the specific needs of the aviation community [2].
Retention is then instituted.
***Grand FITA round instituted.
Cattle ranching was instituted later.
My sister instituted a lockdown.
