Sentence examples for is specially adapted for from inspiring English sources
The flow field of several consecutive circulation cells is obtained applying a numerical method, which is specially adapted for this kind of flow instability.
The most striking feature of these lobsters is their flat-bodied crystalline larval phase, the phyllosoma larva, which is specially adapted for dispersal in oceanic waters [ 11, 12].
More particularly, this method is specially adapted for the investigations realized from a weak quantity of biologic materiel such as stem cells or primary cultured tumor cells for examples.
This sport is specially adapted for people with disabilities of the musculoskeletal system, and is one of the few sports, which could be practiced even by the athletes with the most severe forms of cerebral palsy (loss of brain structures, causing dystaxia, speech and hearing disorder).
Of the four pairs of walking legs, the second pair may be specially adapted for sensory functions.
It is in the solo Two (which has been specially adapted for Guillem) that the changes in her are most vividly marked.
Kahn's choreography gets a second showing in Chotto Desh, a version of his masterly solo DESH which has been specially adapted for young children.
"Our house has been specially adapted for mum … we have spent thousands fitting rails and handles, and where are we to go?
For example, you can enjoy the crisp, high-resolution fonts on the Sony and the extra real estate of the HandEra only in programs that have been specially adapted for those screens.
Sometimes films are specially adapted for the market: four extra minutes of footage, featuring Chinese actors, were added to the Chinese version of "Iron Man 3", made by Disney's Marvel.To gain a foothold in China, Hollywood studios are helping finance films or co-producing them.
Although most gomphotheres probably had a mixed diet of many different kinds of vegetation, their plated teeth may have been specially adapted for feeding on the grasses that became widespread in the world's ecosystems during the Miocene Epoch (23 million to 5.3 million years ago).
