Sentence examples for quite adaptive from inspiring English sources

Christmas trees are quite adaptive, and capable of growing well outside their native range.

However, the proposed scheme is quite adaptive to a dynamic C-RAN system according to the two-level game-based online approach.

Bacterial strains such as MRSA are quite adaptive in nature and can easily develop resistance against common antimicrobial drugs.

The biases that helped us survive in primitive times when life was much simpler (e.g., life goal: live through the day) and speed of a decision rightfully trumped its absolute accuracy doesn't appear to be quite as adaptive in today's much more complex world.

This analysis therefore suggests quite different adaptive paths between CC75, the hospital-associated MRSA252 and the community-acquired USA300, and also challenges the widely held assumption that the evolution of metabolic genes is predominantly driven by purifying selection.

When (Theta ) is small, the filters are quite localized and adaptive but more likely to have large revisions when future data at next future times (n+12,n+24), etc. are first adjusted.

This makes local anisotropic adaptive techniques quite advantageous computationally.

The tensegrity grids are considered as reliable, solid, adaptive, and quite rigid discrete pneumatic structures.

This factor has been demonstrated to have a very strong and independent influence on outcome with regard to adaptive functioning, quite regardless of the intensities of the intervention given.

"It has been quite fascinating working on an adaptive reuse like this," Mr. Nicholson said.

Wheadon said: "In national examinations the challenges in terms of achieving appropriate levels of security, curriculum coverage and grading rigour in an adaptive setting are quite tough.