Sentence examples for problems of adaptation from inspiring English sources

When TV came along, the problems of adaptation did not go away.

Is it the case that any of the legionaries [the Russian term for players from abroad] had problems of adaptation, caused by the fact that they were poorly treated by the fans?

As he previously did with J.G. Ballard's "Crash" and William Burroughs's "Naked Lunch," Mr. Cronenberg has taken a potentially tricky novel and worked around the problems of adaptation by merging his distinctive sensibility with the no less distinctive one of the author.

Additionally, the theory of evolution helps to understand problems of adaptation encountered by the first human explorers of the continent.

Such a situation provokes frustration and depression, and further leads to problems of adaptation including burnout syndrome.

It requires a concept of governance that facilitates our understanding of how societies resolve problems of adaptation, monitoring, application and sanction.

But if the political and industrial climate had turned more sharply against British than Australasian unions, the problem of adaptation to change remained a common one.

Still, some drivers say that Formula One is so different from other series that there is no way around the problem of adaptation to the ultimate test of the racing itself.

The problem of adaptation is that of the paradox and dilemma.

It was only after he reached home that he confronted the problem of adaptation, for the features of organisms must evolve by natural processes if it is true (as he had decided) that species have births and deaths, analogous to those of individuals ("Brocchi's analogy"; see Dominici and Eldredge 2010) through natural causes.

In The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection [ 15], Ronald Fisher offered a geometric analogy to understand the problem of adaptation.