Sentence examples for wealth of adaptations from inspiring English sources

A few additional examples further illustrate the wealth of adaptations in selective feeding.

Much recent interest in indigenous knowledge is motivated by the idea that some traditional societies practice sustainable resource use and that these "ancient cultural practices are more than anthropological curiosities; they are part of humanity's wealth of adaptations that can serve the contemporary world as well" (Holling and others 1998, p. 351).

- Showcasing the wealth of experience with adaptation and resilience in Bangladesh- Drawing from expert practitioners across the numerous sectors affected by climate change- Highlighting key lessons for other Least Developed Countries.

In support of the hypothesis that CAM is especially suited for acclimation and adaptation to spatio-temporally variable multi-factor stress, we find that the entire wealth of morphotypic and physiotypic adaptations and acclimations encompassed by CAM can be observed in moist tropical forests.

Pip's place in readers' affections was also attributed to the wealth of film and television adaptations which have been made of the novel over the years.

Literature suggests that motor control strategies developed by handicapped individuals show large behavior dynamism, as well as the wealth of resources that guarantee their adaptation to the environment.

Adaptation to darkness, the efficiency of adaptations.

The availability of complete genome sequences of microbes and the development of functional genomics technologies have provided a wealth of data and opportunities to better understand stress adaptation mechanisms.

A wealth of literature, both theoretical and empirical, on local adaptation exists (e.g., Dybdahl and Storfer 2003; Kawecki and Ebert 2004; Nuismer and Gandon 2008) and it has been discussed in relation to biological control (Hufbauer and Roderick 2005).

The idea that we must somehow perpetuate this system with our tax money and the future wealth of our children goes against the very American ideal of failure, adaptation and innovation, not to mention of our democracy.

The case illustrates the need to incorporate the wealth of knowledge, techniques, and experience extant at the community level in the development of adaptation planning.