Sentence examples for kind of adaptation from inspiring English sources

Wilson suggested that religion is a kind of adaptation that evolved by "multilevel selection".

Is there some principle by which you do this kind of adaptation?

The bacteria have all become larger as well, although Dr. Lenski is not sure what kind of adaptation this represents.

That is the kind of adaptation Mr. deBrum wants to see on the islands where his people live, and it would not be cheap.

In this kind of adaptation, the "mise en scène" is secondary, and can be pardoned of anything except the exactness of tone, the consonance with its model….

"When you play a long time with another team and you play different football in that other team you have to have some kind of adaptation," said the supportive Frenchman.

This is important, since these are exactly the kind of adaptations to be expected in a recently inhabited land.

But other kinds of adaptation, which have not survived, would also have been necessary.

She wrote about the kinds of adaptation her poems exemplified: concealment, armor, camouflage, indirection, tentativeness, and flight.

However, these studies rarely compared both kinds of adaptation directly and existing fMRI studies with healthy subjects are not informative about the role of the two fiber systems.

We have designed and implemented an agent architecture that supports all of these different kinds of adaptation by exploiting a single underlying theoretical concept: An agent dynamically constructs explicit control plans to guide its choices among situation-triggered behaviors.