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However, increased root allocation suggests that adaptations for enhanced water uptake may be important (see Ashton 1995; Ashton et al. 1995).

The tragic thing about that adaptation, for me, was that the artist apparently couldn't draw girls.

This suggests that adaptation for IRN stimuli is influenced by pitch chroma, with adaptation being stronger when the adapter and probe have similar chroma and weaker when they have dissimilar chroma.

(Gibson's screenplay for that adaptation, though, is excellent and far better than the movie as released).

Plasticity, in relevant terms for this discussion, can be thought of as a neuronal ability allowing sensorimotor systems to adapt to novel situations, and to maintain that adaptation for a period of time following.

Lastly, the lateral inclination of the humeroradial articulation, although less pronounced, is similar to that of M. robusta so that adaptation for a scuttling walk seems probable.

Tetrapods, including all land-living vertebrates, are thought to have evolved from lobe-finned (sarcopterygian) fish that developed adaptations for an amphibious existence.

High elevation streams and steep gradients are characterised by strong currents and turbulent flow, and this selects for species that have adaptations for maintaining position in fast flowing waters.

However, the acquisition of DnaK cannot be considered as obligatory for that adaptation.

In Figure 6 we see that adaptation is much stronger for high input rather than low input neurons.

We do not know either for who or for what that adaptation or personalisation is useful.