Sentence examples for normally adapted from inspiring English sources

Though simple and effective, layering is not normally adapted to large-scale nursery practices.

The forelimbs of mammals are normally adapted for walking, but they are adapted for shoveling earth in moles and other mammals that live mostly underground, for climbing and grasping in arboreal monkeys and apes, for swimming in dolphins and whales, and for flying in bats.

The aim of this paper is the validation of a computation by a numerical method, normally adapted to the medium-frequency (MF) domain, of the strong coupling between an elastic structure (plate) and a cavity entirely filled with an internal acoustic viscous dense fluid (water).

The update is normally adapted and updated according to the changing needs.

Individual flea species are normally adapted to utilize a variety of hosts in the environment and are all obligatory blood feeders of endothermic vertebrates [ 31, 32].

Overall, these results indicate that ADLD fibroblasts normally adapt to the absence of growth stimuli by entering a quiescent state, without undergoing senescence.

A. Native shrubs and trees are normally better adapted to the resident pests as well as to the climate, but the viburnum leaf beetle (Pyrrhalta viburni) is a stranger who has come to dinner.

Such approaches have made important contributions to our understanding of evolution of egg recognition [83], [84], and should now be increasingly applied to ongoing interactions in order to clarify whether coevolution drives population differentiation in egg phenotypes and whether cuckoos are normally locally adapted to their hosts in geographically structured interactions [85].

The musculoskeletal system of the novice runner is normally not adapted to the repetitive and relatively high impact forces of running because novice runners are frequently physically inactive before they start to run [ 10, 18].

"We considered the direction at an international level and saw that the trend for developed countries was normally to adapt a practice role that emphasised patient care.

(Policy maker 1) "We considered the direction at an international level and saw that the trend for developed countries was normally to adapt a practice role that emphasised patient care.