Sentence examples for very adaptations from inspiring English sources

Using props and examples from the fossil record, the scientists showed how the very adaptations that have made humans so successful such as upright walking and our big, complex brains have been the result of constant remodeling of an ancient ape body plan that was originally used for life in the trees.

Furthermore, the very adaptations that confer advantages within the human-altered habitat in the native range will also confer advantages in remote, similarly-altered habitats, facilitating successful establishment of new populations and subsequent invasions.

However, the levels of Dcc expression in the spinal cord of C57BL/6 J mice (a morphine adaptive strain) and in a very adaptation-resistant strain (129S1) were unchanged after morphine treatment measured at both the mRNA and protein levels.

As a result, animals have had to acquire some very sophisticated adaptations to hear sounds.

But Omar has become famous in the West through the very free adaptations by Edward FitzGerald of his robāʿīyāt.

Fantastic Mr Fox is one of very few adaptations of classic British children's literature that moves a story into our era, while remaining faithful to the original author's vision in both look and feel.

Packaging two very different adaptations of Maxim Gorky's 1902 play "The Lower Depths" in one two-disc set, the Criterion Collection has produced a crash course in comparative international filmmaking.

There have been some very good adaptations of my books: Get Shorty, Out of Sight, Jackie Brown [based on Leonard's novel Rum Punch] and before that Hombre with Paul Newman.

It is shown that very minor adaptations will usually be sufficient to enable any of these alternative stiffness matrices to include Winkler foundations.

From evolutionary and ecological perspectives, inhabiting brackish mangrove forests entails very specific adaptations of diet, behavior, and resource utilization.

"I found the parallels between the paintings especially intriguing in that they were not only generated during nonintersecting periods of time, but they were also created using very distinct adaptations of the printmaking process".