(Philip Bates, commenter) Everything is based on a full-time model that is adapted for part time.
People react to such stimuli with anticipatory behaviour that is adapted to a stimulus or action that has not yet occurred.
The human's most-distant relative in the group, the orangutan, has a locomotor system that is adapted for moving among the vertical tree trunks of the Asian rainforests.
The browser interprets the tags, displaying the headings, paragraphs, and tables in a layout that is adapted to the screen size and fonts available to it.
(Tele-Charge) "TEXTS FOR NOTHING" The marvelously serious clown Bill Irwin, directing and performing in a one-man show that is adapted from the prose works of Samuel Beckett.
My first-pass answer is that we have a global economy that is adapted to historically normal climate — not just in terms of what is grown where, but in terms of where we locate our cities.
Crafting an innovation model that is adapted to the needs and conditions of emerging countries thus is critical.
This paper presents a class-wise empirical approach that is adapted to meet the needs of such images.
Therefore, a new localization algorithm that is adapted to a damped and dispersive medium is proposed, using only on the sign of the measured TDOA (SO-TDOA).
The method is advantageous, as it proposes an implicit duration model that is adapted to the speaker contrary to a generic model.
Let us finally prove the regular breaking property, with a Melnikov-like approach that is adapted to planar dynamics; see [19].
