Sentence examples for realistic adaptation from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Harrington points out, such characteristics are "a realistic adaptation to a socially perverse situation".

But the court ruled, "The film in question, which is a very realistic adaptation of the final hours of Christ's life, cannot be considered an incitement to hatred and violence against Jews or an affront to their dignity and security".

"The film in question, which is a very realistic adaptation of the final hours of Christ's life, cannot be considered an incitement to hatred and violence against Jews or an affront to their dignity and security," the ruling read.

The objective is to identify realistic adaptation options that use or enable natural processes to strengthen ecological resilience and facilitate sustainable human use in the Wadden region.

A realistic radio adaptation of the Wells story about a Martian invasion of Earth panicked many listeners on the night before Halloween in 1938.

All simulations are performed with realistic link adaptation based on mutual information effective SINR mapping (MIESM); moreover, we use explicit modeling of HARQ (hybrid automatic repeat request) using chase combining.

As a consequence, designing effective architectures for SA systems requires architects become familiar with the intricacies of both the problem space (so that accurate and realistic self-adaptation requirements can be elicited) and solution space (in order to adopt the most effective adaptation strategy/mechanism for the problem at hand).

In a recent magazine interview, the player awarded himself a C minus for his initial impact at his new club and he remains painfully realistic about his adaptation to life at United.

The next phase is a more sophisticated, realistic and productive adaptation of these tools to make them work for us in a balanced way that means we benefit from the communication and the connectivity, but in a way that does not interrupt precious 'long-form thinking' time.

In this review, we highlight how complexity in both ecological 'demands' and the evolutionary 'supply' influences organisms' ability to climb fitness landscapes that themselves change dynamically as evolution proceeds, and encourage new synthetic effort across research disciplines towards ecologically realistic studies of adaptation.

The renewed interest in this model strongly motivates generalizations that make it a more realistic description of evolutionary adaptation.