Sentence examples for ordinary adaptation from inspiring English sources

We will refer to the ordinary adaptation as short-term adaptation.

Ordinary visual adaptation is considered to occur with brief exposures and their consequent aftereffects [ 44, 45].

Then they create superheroes with special animal adaptations and describe how ordinary persons might replicate the adaptations with technology.

Judith Guest's 1976 novel, "Ordinary People," and the 1980 film adaptation starring Timothy Hutton, were groundbreaking because they underscored Ms. Guest's title.

The estimated minimum date for human hairlessness seems to fall in reasonably well with the schedule of other major adaptations that turned an ordinary ape into the weirdest of all primates.

Although the reviewer for School Library Journal described the series as "a perfectly ordinary romance manga," he praised Nunzio Defilippis and Christina Weir's adaptation of the manga.

It's very common to work memories or adaptations of past events into ordinary dreaming, especially when they have powerful emotional connections, something Sigmund Freud called "the day's residue" of the dream.

In an article called "Cooking With Ease" in the magazine Arthritis Self-Management, Nancy Callinan, an occupational therapist in Minneapolis, described adaptations readily available to both ordinary and gourmet cooks with troubled joints.

He appeared in Marco Ferreri's 1981 adaptation of Charles Bukowski's "Tales of Ordinary Madness"; "Il Camorrista" (1986), directed by Giuseppe Tornatore and Stefano Mignuccii's "Bandits" (1995).

The shift in the ability of these weeds to grow vigorously in flooded soils suggests their adaptation to wetland conditions and that ordinary flooding of rice fields is no longer effective against them.

However, it has been designed for the purpose of ODE (Ordinary Differential Equations) simulations and thus needs some adaptations to be used for Boolean simulations, like the possibility to store Boolean formulae.