Sentence examples for keeping adapted from inspiring English sources

These trends of livestock keeping adapted to improve profitability have resulted in the pollution of air, water and soil (Gerber et al. 2005).

This illustrates the general difficulty of keeping the adapting population within the small set of alleles that constitute the desired cyclic trajectory.

Items in the DISC such as 'Have you been treated unfairly in making or keeping friends?' were adapted to focus on the anticipation rather than the experience of discrimination ('If friends know about my mental health problem they will treat me unfairly').

"Engineers working on Thunderbird must focus on keeping up and adapting Firefox's web-driven changes.

Though the wind had dropped, constant rain made handling tricky from the start and, as Young pointed out, Wasps adapted superbly, keeping passes to a minimum until space had been created.

[The preceding was excerpted and adapted from Keeping the Wolves at Bay - Media Training].

Ice so brittle the puck bounced in some spots and stopped in others, but players adapted in keeping with the spirit of the day.

Others have noted that another difference was that Wallace appeared to have envisioned natural selection as a kind of feedback mechanism keeping species and varieties adapted to their environment.

(3) They adapt proactively, keeping an eye on the long term and treating mistakes as learning opportunities.

Writing about him as "Europe's Assistant" later, The Economist magazine said that he had "a lot to do" with the "lucidity, consistency, and balance" in the administration's successful handling of such issues as international monetary reform, tariff negotiations, keeping forces in Germany, adapting NATO, and keeping nuclear non-proliferation alive.

The interface abstracts the technical complexity from the user while keeping enough flexibility to adapt to different analysis protocols.