Sentence examples for limit of adaptation from inspiring English sources

The UIP has been suggested [ 13, 14] to be the upper limit of adaptation of VT.

The Keskitalo participants, interviewed in 2004, also brought up that they were close to the limit of adaptation.

This speed limit of adaptation and its dependence on parameters were not revealed in a previous study (Gordo and Campos 2006), seemingly because too small habitats were simulated.

Our model suggests that the speed limit of adaptation, Vmax, may be detected and thus quantified by varying the size of the microbial colony.

One is on the limits of adaptation.

Such are the limits of adaptation, I suppose, or at least of this one.

But without immediate and specific action, we are in danger of going far beyond the limits of adaptation.

A better understanding of the causes of misarticulation and the limits of adaptation according to certain morphologic parameters of dentures is important.

So there are chapters on the early alternatives to Darwinism: sections on the emergence of modern (anti-Gouldian) orthodoxy within evolutionary theory; one book within a book on the limits of adaptation; and another on Gould's first large theory, punctuated equilibrium.

While describing recent uses of grassland resource by local people, and their perception of climate change through anthropological field research, I investigated the subtle characteristics of human-environment interactions in pastoral adaptation, in order to identify the limits of adaptation in the face of climate change.

From the territory the city is called upon to rediscover an anchorage to the land, to become aware of its limits of adaptation to unusual situations.