And you'll see that these powerful animals are graceful and fierce and profoundly wild -- perfectly adapted to one of the harshest environments on earth.
More profoundly, studying the loss of adaptation in an organism that has not already adapted to the laboratory setting employed in an experiment will obscure what is going on in its aging, functionally, genetically, and physiologically.
We confirm that the present pattern of urban landuse has been profoundly influenced by past agricultural landuses, which in turn were adapted to the natural local environment.
Hadian said that he and Ahmadinejad were profoundly affected by Ali Shariati, a French-educated Iranian philosopher who adapted Marxism and anti-colonialist theory to a new understanding of Islam and the "sociology of religion".
Adapted from Thomas Berger's novel, this wildly comic, profoundly ironic and epic film recounts the memoirs of the 121-year old Jack Crabb Dustin Hoffmann) who survived the massace of his family and was brought up by a Cheyenne tribe.
That these poses are adapted from real-life celebrities reveals what a diligent and profoundly aware study the performer makes of a superficial subject loaded with personal and cultural baggage.
To humans this is profoundly inhospitable territory, but fish, microbes, sea cucumbers and small crustaceans, including shrimps, have adapted.
To the extent that the evolutionary viewpoint emphasized the processes by which individuals become adapted to their environment, as in the teachings of the English philosopher Herbert Spencer, their influence was profoundly conservative.
Adapted by David Greig and directed, in an ATC co-production, by Ramin Gray, it's heart-stopping, hypnotic and profoundly stirring.
