Sentence examples for is especially adapted from inspiring English sources

The traditional single-story Frisian house is especially adapted to cattle farming.

A remarkably simple vacuum-type gas centrifuge that is especially adapted to uranium isotope separation has been devised.

The mixed model is especially adapted to the follow-up of the National Forestry Programmes, which are supposed to be carried out through an iterative and participatory scheme.

"I believe that the Jew is especially adapted for the sport of boxing because, in the final analysis, it is the most elemental form of self-defense," Leonard wrote in a 1925 issue of The Palestine, a magazine now defunct.

Experiments show that compared with the commonly used interactive method, the proposed approach obviously reduces the time cost for camera calibration, speeds up calibration process and is especially adapted for automatic calibration based on multiple images.

The goat is especially adapted to small-scale production of milk for the family table; one or two goats supply sufficient milk for a family throughout the year and can be maintained economically in quarters where it would not be practical to keep a cow.

These birds are especially adapted to digest wax.

Worldwide in distribution, they are especially adapted for boring into rock, shells, peat, hard clay, or mud.

They make VW Polos, which are especially adapted for the Russian market (cheaper, simpler and a bit more rugged), VW Tiguans, and two Skoda models, Fabia and Octavia.

An SDD (10 mm2) was especially adapted with a 300-nm ultrathin entrance window (AP 1.3™ from MOXTEK) instead of the standard 8 μm Be window.

Sack suits were available - the double-breasted version being "especially adapted to steamer or yachting purposes" - but for street wear, the properly attired customer would of course be in a black or gray double-breasted frock coat.