Sentence examples for ones adapted to from inspiring English sources

Ostrom showed that giving communities scope to set their own rules (PDF), ones adapted to local conditions, is important.

This place is already changing as the climate does: new species are advancing north, ones adapted to earlier conditions are now in decline.

Microorganisms, especially the ones adapted to specialized life-style and/or environment often exhibit niche-driven divergence or convergence in genome composition [ 2].

We consider two tropical populations of D. melanogaster, adapted to a warm environment, and two temperate ones, adapted to a much colder climate and especially to cold winters.

But he noted that developed countries would have to help poorer ones adapt to climate shifts and adopt cleaner energy choices, which are often expensive.

By only speaking of climate change, this statement leaves out the biggest drivers of climate vulnerability on the continent in the next few decades, and contributes to the murkiness that will create ever more problems if and when rich countries finally divvy up money to help poor ones adapt to climate change.

Millennials aren't the only ones adapting to live in cities one species of urban lizard has evolved stickier feet and longer legs to better cling to surfaces like metal and glass, New Scientist reports.

These are expected to overcome the shortcomings of the previous ones, adapt to various IGCC technological demand for steam subsystem and realize better cascade utilization of exhaust heat from gas turbine.

In 2003, gene sequencers wrapped up their efforts on three species--one adapted to surface life with lots of light and two that prefer low light.

Industrialism produced a new man, too--one adapted to the demands of the machine.

That is a new rationale for antitrust action, one adapted to the New Economy.