Sentence examples for late adaptation from inspiring English sources

Is it a late adaptation to rugby on the Côte d'Azur, a little French air conditioning to soothe his Surrey cheeks in the heat of the Mayol in Toulon?

The late adaptation of seismic regulation rules and lack of decent quality construction material supply results a vulnerable building category in the island of Cyprus.

The reasons that explain the late adaptation of liner services relate to inertia, transit time concerns, increasing costs associated with fixing schedule integrity problems and fleet management issues.

The gum genes therefore, likely represent a relatively late adaptation in the lineage that gave rise to the X. axonopodis, X.campestris, and X. oryzae clades.

Thus it seems likely that acquisition of the hrp gene cluster, like the gum cluster, was a relatively late adaptation in the lineage that led to the Xanthomonas strains in the present study.

Two major phases of gene expression response to SD were found previously in poplar: an early response to SD during the first two weeks and then a late adaptation [ 5].

Paul Howlett Andrea Arnold brings real conviction to this latest adaptation of Emily Brontë's smouldering classic.

The latest adaptation, and one of the most spare and disturbing, "Red Lights," opens on Friday.

We'll also see how much of a terrible mess Baz Luhrmann makes of the book in this latest adaptation.

As audiences the world over marvel at the glitz of this latest adaptation, it will be particularly interesting to see how they leave the theatre.

She played a Bond Girl in Die Another Day and stars alongside Keira Knightley in the latest adaptation of Pride and Prejudice.