Sentence examples for precisely adapted from inspiring English sources

They provide distinct ecosystems that support precisely adapted lifeforms, from mountain wildflowers to snow leopards.

Dr. Smith said his research supported a "neutral" community model, in which most species are not so precisely adapted, the community is not as tightly knit and new species can find a home.

Since maximum efficiency is desired, tools, machines, and work positions are often quite precisely adapted to details of the parts produced but not necessarily to the workers involved in the process.

A better understanding of optical self-tuning mechanisms would assist in the engineering of more precisely adapted variants and in expanding the palette of GFP-like proteins to the near-infrared region.

One obvious mechanism of ion selectivity is when a binding site is structurally constrained by the protein architecture and its geometry is precisely adapted to fit an ion of a given size.

The sneakers, which took approximately two years and 70 different iterations to perfect, were precisely adapted to comply with the unique contours of Felix's foot size, as well as her body type and running stride.

It can be advantageous to be able to very precisely adapt mirror shapes in order to improve energy yield.

The regulation of HIF-1α must be tight in cells in order to precisely adapt to changes of oxygen supply.

After a lifelong obliviousness to reality, the dithery, terminally snooty lady Ms. Payton-Wright personifies so precisely will adapt to her ultimate trip to oblivion quite nicely, thank you.

I started to see how very precisely Tey had adapted the Canning story to meet the conservative middle-class concerns of the time, how closely informed the novel is by the specific moral panics - about "problem" children and juvenile delinquency, for example - of postwar life.

The party has survived so long precisely because it has adapted.