Sentence examples for sensible adaptation from inspiring English sources
This seemed like a sensible adaptation of my iOS app to the Apple Watch.
The Moving Picture News was more positive in its review, praising the photography and the sensible adaptation of the book to the film format.
In contrast with the Philadelphia school, which tried to imitate the more flamboyant Chippendale styles, Goddard, like the Townsends, created simple adaptations, unpretentious and sensible and possessing a solid dignity.
He defined the principle as "vestigial organs, [or] odd biogeographic distributions made sensible only as products of history, adaptations as contrivances jury-rigged from parts available" (Gould 1986: 64).
Both groups were tested in a prism adaptation task known to be sensible to both motor performance and visuomotor learning deficits.
Although this sounds sensible in theory, the current chaotic influx of organizations becoming involved in climate change adaptation presents challenges for the development of adaptation strategies that align with these principles.
Directed by Bob Dolman, who also wrote the fine adaptation, "How to Eat Fried Worms" is an easygoing entertainment in which a sensible message about growing up also rationalizes the abuse of power.
Continued careful measurement of these trajectories, combined with a sensible interpretation of their meaning, has the potential to greatly improve our understanding of the dynamics of adaptation over short timescales.
