Sentence examples for kind of adaptations from inspiring English sources
This is important, since these are exactly the kind of adaptations to be expected in a recently inhabited land.
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.
Any kind of adaptation could only in reality tackle the introductory storyline, of Morpheus escaping from his imprisonment at the hands of an Aleister Crowley-esque magician, and his quest to return himself to his realm of the Dreaming.
Our results in this research suggest that E. gracilis had very particular photosynthetic characteristics, the strict O2 evolution suppression in the initial culture phase might be a special light acclimation behavior, and CEF-PSI could be an important mechanism involved in this kind of adaptation to the changeable light environment.
One was championed by the evolutionary theorist David Sloan Wilson in his 2002 book, "Darwin's Cathedral". Wilson suggested that religion is a kind of adaptation that evolved by "multilevel selection". Most biologists think that evolution is propelled by natural selection at one level only: among competing individuals.
