Sentence examples for obvious adaptation from inspiring English sources

The shell form is an obvious adaptation to the environment.

Perhaps the most obvious adaptation of this sort is seen in plants that climb from the ground to the uppermost canopy along other plants by using devices that resemble grapnel-like hooks.

Muhammad's conception is preceded by a dramatic crisis: his grandfather ʿAbd al-Muṭṭalib narrowly fails to implement a vow to sacrifice his favourite son and Muhammad's future father, ʿAbd Allāh, an obvious adaptation of the biblical story of the binding of Isaac (Genesis 22).

This method applies with the obvious adaptation to any election with a finite number of candidates.

The obvious adaptation of this notion to generalized consequence relations would be to allow side-formulas on the right too (replacing the above"⊢" by "⊩" and adding a set variable "Δ" to the right-hand sides, that is): this turns out to be equivalent to extensionality for generalized consequence relations as defined above in terms of (LEi) and (REi).

The obvious adaptation is to make use of the resource of time, and go deeper and longer into the stories.

Many of the ewers are obvious adaptations from metalwork.

Few modern studies have been done, but obvious adaptations for insect pollination can be found in many palms.

Because a winter snowpack is a dependable feature of the taiga, several mammals display obvious adaptations to it.

Remark 8. Remark 2 applies to the above theorem with the obvious adaptations.

"The fly has no obvious adaptations for clinging onto other animals for transfer from one place to another.