Sentence examples for is ideally adapted from inspiring English sources

The physical structure of DNA is ideally adapted to its biological roles.

Football is ideally adapted to kick-arounds in the favelas of Brazil or the shanty towns of Africa, which continue to produce many of the world's leading players.

Dennett's thought is roughly that we can capture the way the world is from the subject's point of view by taking the set of centered worlds to which the subject is ideally adapted.

Clicks are extremely salient sounds perceptually and therefore are ideally adapted to transmitting a language.

He once suggested that bees are ideally adapted for interplanetary life.

We hypothesized that this species may be ideally adapted to visual tasks that require sophisticated pattern recognition.

This original coupling would be ideally adapted to confine organic pollution while achieving the complete degradation of refractory molecules from wastewater (domestic or industrial).

Early primates of about 50 million years ago were small forest-living creatures whose molar teeth bore high, pointed cusps but were neither as tall nor as pointed as those of their insectivore-like ancestors, whose molars were ideally adapted for cracking the hard chitinous exoskeletons of insects.

This is the reality: our Southern California native plants have evolved over millions of years to be ideally adapted to thrive in the local environment.

Koch [35] then controversially [36] suggested that the architecture of cortical and trabecular bone in the femoral neck was ideally adapted to resist bending.

Together with their relatively large surface to volume ratio and high sensitivity to thermal changes (Defrin et al. 2009), these locations are ideally adapted as heat exchangers with the environment (Grahn and Craig Heller 2004; Grahn et al. 2009; Van Someren 2007).