Sentence examples for margin of adaptation from inspiring English sources

Only for the lowest Δ down sizes, throughput and goodput results are quite similar since the margin of adaptation of the step is very low.

In situations of stress, some elements of this variability could reflect the response of the system to constraints and the margins for adaptation.

We conclude that to ensure their role in the current institutional landscapes of evolving modern societies, the most important thing for PTA institutions is therefore to somehow develop a relevant approach while dealing with the necessary margin of maneuver for further adaptation and transformation.

Five Current Margin-of-Safety Graham Picks.

The Tibet hypothesis would require the Pomatiopsinae to be derived from the Triculinae or the former to have crossed the uplifting Himalaya (something which for the extant Pomatiopsinae show little adaptation); the southern margin of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau achieved present day levels 22 15 Ma.

Resistance is part of adaptation.

Third, there is the cost of adaptation.

GARRISON "Implementation of Adaptation," installation by Lorrie Fredette.

One is on the limits of adaptation.

But what sort of adaptation?

- and the genetics of adaptation.