Sentence examples for total adaptation from inspiring English sources

This divergence culminates in the phototropic paradoxes the main of which states that photomecism shows total adaptation, while phototropism does not adapt.

Even if Don Quixote, once described as "the great pattern book of fiction", resists total adaptation, it is here rendered with a palpable and infectious love and loyalty.

Why be so sure that the "total adaptation" (semantic adaptation plus amnesia) doesn't reinvert the qualia?

"They would have got a total adaptation of the team over time.

Total adaptation costs may not be fully known before someone moves and could vary from one individual to another, but it surely plays a role in the decision to move.

When examining the passage relating to the death of Le Chiffre, Eco wrote that "there is a ... baroque feeling for the image, a total adaptation off the image without emotional comment, and a use of words that designate things with accuracy", and he went on to conclude that "Fleming is more literate than he gives one to understand".

The I.I.E.D report found that the United States, which pledged $5.1 billion at the Copenhagen meeting, was allocating about 17 percent of the total for adaptation measures in the world's poorest countries.

Under the conditions of this ex vivo experiment, stable covalent binding of Fe-NPs can be achieved (dose-dependent) on human vein surface for MR detection, suggesting a potential strategy for enhancing the ability of MRI to investigate total wall adaptation and remodeling in vein graft failure.

Alan Cumming in a total re-adaptation of Shakespeare's Macbeth set in a lunatic asylum as a one man show!! Sound improbable?

Sea level rise in the 21st century will be worse and should not be trivialised, but the IPCC estimates that the total cost of adaptation will be around 0.1% of gross domestic product.

Oilbirds possess a system of echolocation that permits them to fly freely in total darkness, an adaptation related to their roosting and nesting in caves, and are thus implicitly well equipped for nocturnal life.