Note adaptation in the responses of both excitatory and inhibitory neurons.
Asked if we shouldn't be working harder to stop climate change instead of adapting to it, Christensen noted that adaptation is not the same as acceptance.
Ms. Orlean noted that "Adaptation" is "dead-on" accurate not only about the orchid story but also about the lonely process of writing it, right down to the kind of notebooks she used and the sort of notes she scribbled.
It was noted that adaptation strategies to respond to these risks and to mitigate and lessen the damage from these threats were in their infancy.
In support of our ideas, it has long been noted that adaptation to human-altered habitats occurs (Wet and Harlan 1975).
Finally, it should be noted that adaptation of capillary perfusion at the organ level does not depend on systemic arterial pressure and cardiac output but, of course, will result in increased cardiac output if venous return increases as a result of a major increase in capillary flow, as during exercise or feeding.
Mike Newell (of Four Weddings fame) must take the lion's share of blame, but a chunk too should be saved for One Day's David Nicholls, who supplies a York Notes adaptation, a bowdlerised whistlestop tour round keynote scenes.
As he noted, several adaptations of the skull the short snout, the relatively small teeth and the strong back of the skull (occiput)—had independently evolved in Allosaurus.
Except for some initial passages noted below, adaptations of phage used serial transfer in liquid at 37°C, using 125 mL flasks with 10 mL of LB media (10 g NaCl, 10 g Bacto tryptone, 5 g Bacto yeast extract per liter) shaken at 200 rpm for aeration.
Lobell, Baldos, and Thomas (2013, p. 1) offer a solution to addressing agriculture's contribution to GHG emissions in their findings that "broad-based efforts to adapt agriculture to climate change have mitigation co-benefits" and note that adaptation is often considerably less expensive than actions whose main purpose is mitigation.
