Sentence examples for typical adaptation from inspiring English sources
I tried to express to the cast that this was not going to be a typical adaptation.
Typical adaptation problems range from compatibility and interoperability issues to licensing that may forbid organisations from moving registered software components.
The results demonstrated that both groups displayed typical adaptation curves, initially undershooting the target followed by a return to baseline performance.
First, technology on its own is relatively neutral: But if teachers and other caregivers are not knowledgeable about ways to deploy key design elements to personalize, deepen and extend learning, we face the typical adaptation cycle in which practitioners place new labels on the same old ineffective practices.
In other words, the ME trials are not adaptation tasks in the sense of the typical adaptation experiment paradigm, because stepping onto a moving escalator is already a highly habituated action.
Typical adaptation times T s are again a few times 1/(s μ N).
The horse, like other grazing herbivores, has typical adaptations for plant eating: a set of strong, high-crowned teeth, suited to grinding grasses and other harsh vegetation, and a relatively long digestive tract, most of which is intestine concerned with digesting cellulose matter from vegetation.
Sandy beaches are harsh environments, driving resident arthropod populations to various typical adaptations, particularly behavioural ones.
Typical adaptations to the life in loose sand are evident in the spatula-shaped snout, the streamlined body shape, the smooth integument, and broadened and fringed digits [20].
Typical adaptations to endurance exercise involve a more efficient utilization of fatty acids and improved conservation of muscle and liver glycogen stores.
But most AG seeds lack typical adaptations for ant-dispersal, such as elaiosomes the seed-borne food rewards that mediate most temperate and sub-tropical ant-seed mutualisms [16], [17], [18].
