Sentence examples for natural adaptation from inspiring English sources
In contrast with former reports on this matter, the class of Lyapunov functions in this work is enlarged to the set of those which are piecewise C1, which naturally leads to design advantages as well as to a more natural adaptation of the Lyapunov function to the discontinuities arising in the sliding-set design methodology.
This is simply natural adaptation at work.
The neo-Classical style usually depended on heavy horizontal elements like cornices, and thus the verticality of the Gothic style was a natural adaptation.
And he describes with equal vividness the ocean across which she travels: fusing ecological history and serious science to great effect, he shows how the delicate interplay between human intervention and natural adaptation affects the lives of seals, sharks, turtles, and seabirds.
The longsome natural adaptation process could not be enhanced under the selected laboratory conditions.
The natural adaptation of the indigenes in Qionghai was also investigated as the control group.
Subjectivity and sexuality are not natural adaptations but deviations, detours, breaks from nature that undermine identity and divide or limit any unity of self or community.
Flooding has been shown to adversely impact cutting performance, and improved understanding of natural adaptations to flooding might suggest handling and planting techniques to enhance success.
The book ends by comparing human artefacts and "natural adaptations", both of which can have goals (recall the publication date of 1940, early in the Second World War) including "the frustration of a predatory animal or of an aggressive Power".
Due to its natural adaptations to harsh environments, Eutrema salsugineum has emerged as an important model for deciphering mechanisms of abiotic stress tolerance in plants [ 8].
When biological findings are rooted in the natural adaptations of evolutionary pressures the governing mechanisms are likely to be conserved, as opposed to when artificial genes, diets, and environments are imposed upon rodents.
