Sentence examples for simple adaptations from inspiring English sources

However, many traits that appear to be simple adaptations are in fact exaptations: structures originally adapted for one function, but which coincidentally became somewhat useful for some other function in the process.

The research points to a need for staff and library users to be more tolerant, and simple adaptations to support the sensory sensitivities associated with autism.

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 argues that the private sector is ready to make relatively simple adaptations, like installing the 110-volt engine block heaters provided by some employers in cold states like Minnesota to allow drivers to charge their cars while they are at work.

Then as a proof of concept we estimate the potential savings that could be achieved by applying two simple adaptations to an office building to produce a more comfortable environment.

It was those childhood experiences, and simple adaptations, that inform his work today.

Red squirrels have a simple adaptation to pine martens: they are small and light enough to get to the ends of the branches, where the martens can't follow.

Assigning a string label was their simple adaptation.

A simple adaptation to arbitrary fingerprints may also benefit drug discovery.

The proof is a simple adaptation of that of Lemma 3.3 in [8].

On this basis a simple adaptation control strategy is proposed, designed and tested.