Sentence examples for tremendous adaptation from inspiring English sources

Wicked witches and angry giants may be stalking stages across the land, but none can be as terrifying as the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future that haunt this tremendous adaptation of the Dickens novella.

An elegant solution came in the form of tremendous structural adaptations: new tissues and organs permitted localization of the functions of the plant body.

Embedding metal nanoparticles (NPs) into metal contacts at metal Si (MS) interface is an alternative method for modification of Schottky barrier height (SBH) and compared with traditional methods that might result in an undesired alteration of the MS interface, offers a tremendous simplification and adaptation in processing steps.

(Figure 8) The development of the skull is a complex process controlled by multiple genetic and environmental factors.[1] Variation of skull patterning provides the animal kingdom with tremendous external diversity and functional adaptation.

The release of Persuasion and the other adaptations had a tremendous effect on the popularity of Jane Austen.

Its tremendous remodelling capacity allows its rapid adaptation to an excess food intake through adipocyte hyperplasia, a process that is closely coupled with neovascularization.

This is in strong contrast with their tremendous diversity of morphotypes and ecological adaptations (Salzburger 2009) suggesting that, in cichlids, rapid phenotypic diversification is largely uncoupled from an equivalent molecular diversity in coding regions.

Not only that this leads to tremendous computational savings, it also decouples the adaptation of the individual DFT bins [39].

Understanding how the UPR can allow for adaptation, instead of apoptosis, is of tremendous physiological importance.

The key selection pressure in forming the tremendous variation in fish craniofacial diversity is trophic adaptation ([ 25, 26], but see [ 27]).

The impeccable 1995 film adaptation shows how this scene can have tremendous impact when played quietly.