I had hoped for a tone more adequate to the difficulties of the moment".
But it would be no more adequate to reduce Degas to a photographic artist than it is to see him as a soppy painter of ballet dancers.
'Nothing of Darwin's central logic has faded or fully capsized, but his theory has been transformed, along his original lines, into something far different, far richer, and far more adequate to guide our understanding of nature,' he now claims without a hint of irony in The Structure of Evolutionary Theory.
A scientific debate more adequate to inform governance.
They are more adequate to small and medium size projects (Gandomani and Zulzalil 2013).
Results from simulations indicated that PSO is more adequate to solve this kind of problem.
Therefore, it is more adequate to represent voting as a choice-to-choice procedure.
The composition with seven factors was more compatible with the original structure and more adequate to use in subsequent analyses.
It has been proved that fractional-order calculus is more adequate to describe real world problems than the integer calculus.
Hence, a complementary assessment of both approaches is more adequate to obtain some preliminary design guidelines for ORC units.
The first method is more adequate to characterize new masonry, whilst the second one is a suitable MDT procedure for the analysis of existing structures.
