Sentence examples for totally adapted from inspiring English sources
At Gourcuff's request, the line was changed to read: "But today I've totally adapted to the style we play at Lyon".
There was a time, you see, when the genuine medium pacer, rather than someone who just turned their arm over as a fill-in, was a unique part of English cricket, a type of bowler totally adapted to the conditions, and of his type Cartwright was a genius.
Culturally, traditional Eskimo life was totally adapted to an extremely cold, snow- and icebound environment in which vegetable foods were almost nonexistent, trees were scarce, and caribou, seal, walrus, and whale meat, whale blubber, and fish were the major food sources.
Even though this typology obviously comes close to the French context, it is still not totally adapted.
The mathematical model consists of two sections: the theory model; and the experience parameters model, which is totally adapted to the control system.
The sludge was collected after the microorganisms were considered totally adapted to 1.0 g L-1 phenol, when 100% phenol was removed in less than 24 hours.
The adaptation unit with TEMPORAL_LAYER equals to 0 will be totally deleted in adapted video (see the last illustrated AdaptationUnit).
Some, however, have become adapted to totally aquatic habitats; others have become adapted to alternately wet and dry environments by growing during wet periods and becoming dormant during dry intervals.
"The vehicle had been totally transformed to adapt it to its supposed participation in the competition as a support truck, with publicity and logos of the event painted on its side," the Spanish police said in a statement.
Overall, solutions to meeting the needs of the growing numbers of older people behind bars lie not in adapting totally unsuitable, outdated prison accommodation; but in avoiding double punishment by developing secure homes for the elderly, family and community support, and the proper engagement of adult social care services.
The present study evidences that the genetic ablation of 5-HTR4 did not impair learning and memory under baseline conditions because of an adapted cholinergic hyperfunction, which however cannot totally overcome the absence of 5-HTR4.
