Sentence examples for perfect adaptation from inspiring English sources

"The Green Mile" was a perfect adaptation from Stephen King.

Feb 2016: Jim's review on perfect adaptation was just published in Cell Systems.

Integral feedback for perfect adaptation is a ubiquitous strategy in engineering and biology.

Yi, T.-M., Huang, Y., Simon, M.I. & Doyle, J. Robust perfect adaptation in bacterial chemotaxis through integral feedback control.

It has been argued that this architecture ensures precise and robust adaptation regardless of the ambient ligand concentration, making perfect adaptation a celebrated property of the chemotaxis system.

The stomach bacterium Helicobacter pylori has infected anatomically modern humans since their origins1,2, which implies perfect adaptation of the bacterial parasite to its human host.

The notion that there was a time of perfect adaptation, from which we've now deviated, is a caricature of the way evolution works.

THE French symbolist poet Paul Valéry once wrote that a poem's worth depended on its "perfect adaptation in the sphere of the perfect uselessness".

This response, which is found in many other chemotaxing cells, is an example of a step disturbance rejection, a process known to biologists as perfect adaptation.

But so was "Coraline,"Henry Selick's pitch-perfect adaptation of Neil Gaiman's kiddie-gothic novel.

Room is devastating, and Carol is a note-perfect adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novel, but all eyes will probably be on the gripping Spotlight on the night.