Sentence examples for remarkably adapted from inspiring English sources

Many animals are excluded from such zones; others have become remarkably adapted to living in them.

Practically unbeatable on slow clay, he won the French Open six times between 1974 and 1981 and remarkably adapted his game to fast grass, adding a sledgehammer serve and underspin approach shot, to win Wimbledon five years running, 1976 80.

The Brown Swiss breed is originally from Switzerland, and are thus remarkably adapted to mountainous and rugged terrain in the Swiss Alps.

In this sense, contrasting with other high-elevation plants, which show a more conservative strategy such as Lobelia rhynchopetalum (Fetene et al. 1997), the photosynthetic apparatus is remarkably well adapted to cope with low temperatures, and the maximum rates of carbon assimilation are remarkably high.

We learned that Liao, like the fish he studies, is remarkably well adapted for his chosen environment.

Meloidogyne incognita is naturally found associated to rice in rainfed growing systems but the impact of this RKN species on rice cultivation is lower than M. graminicola that is remarkably well adapted to flooded conditions (Fortuner and Merny, [1979]; De Waele and Elsen, [2007]).

The cestode Echinococcus granulosus, the agent of hydatidosis/echinococcosis, is remarkably well adapted to its definitive host.

It isn't the world's first mobile phone reporting platform, but it is one that's remarkably well adapted to the field – easy to set up and usable on pre-existing equipment and phone networks in all but the remotest places.

"Simon has adapted remarkably quickly to being back in school," wrote Mr Pexton.

He has also adapted remarkably well to new communication technologies despite having been around long enough to have earned his Ph.D. in 1967.

Ruth, who adapted remarkably easily to life both in Africa and the political spotlight, took her place as the mother of the nation during Seretse's life and after.