Sentence examples for major adaptations from inspiring English sources

I believe that humans can make major adaptations, but we currently the head-in-the-sand denial is so high, how can we start?

The estimated minimum date for human hairlessness seems to fall in reasonably well with the schedule of other major adaptations that turned an ordinary ape into the weirdest of all primates.

Surgical mandibular advancement procedures induce major adaptations of jaw-closing muscles.

It is at those points that networks must change from one pattern to another and that major adaptations in company strategies and public policy are required.

In the sections that follow, we describe the major adaptations we made to the models during the Design Phase of our project and the reasons for those changes.

However, introducing user-centric value creation processes at established companies is a complex task, requiring major adaptations to traditional manufacturer-centered business models.

Because internet delivered intervention is highly structured and leaves little room for the therapist to adapt it, in practice the structure remains intact without major adaptation [ 35].

Similarly, in the US, regulatory intervention rather than commercial opportunity characterises most major adaptation efforts.

As for how human ancestors evolved more sophisticated cooperation, Dr. Hare suggests that one major adaptation must have been the ability to avoid being exploited.

Almost 20 years after Shakur's death, Holler If Ya Hear Me marks the first major adaptation of the rapper's life or music.

The first major adaptation of Margaret Atwood's "The Handmaid's Tale" was a feature film that appeared in 1990, directed by Volker Schlöndorff, which, despite a Harold Pinter screenplay and an all-star cast, got mixed reviews and pulled mediocre box-office receipts.