Sentence examples for well adapted that from inspiring English sources

This garden has roots deep in the regional landscape of plants either native to these foothills or so well adapted that they seem completely at home.

Of the 14,000 or so known ant species, the most domineering, aggressive ones are those that are so well adapted that they are capable of moving freely around the world forming giant colonies of billions of individuals, allowing them to take on and beat much bigger enemies.

The growth in bone may have selected for cells that were well adapted to that microenvironment, and as a result an additional OCM stimulation in vitro does not dramatically change its phenotype.

30– 32 Nevertheless, the traditional hospital-associated strains, such as those of the USA100 and USA200 lineages, are still highly prevalent in hospitals, indicating that they are well adapted to that setting.

"In the UK, for a one-in-a-thousand day, which is one in three years, we would probably be well adapted to that," said Stott.

We showed that, as a consequence, a large fraction of hybrids offspring closely resembles one of the two parents and is equally well adapted as that parent, rather than being an unfit amalgam of the properties of the two parents.

These results can be easily understood as follows: as over time canalization evolves, those offspring that arise from recombinations between corresponding and hence similar genome ends will be closely resembling one of their parents and be as well adapted as that parent, as we explained above.

Offspring created from such a recombination event will closely resemble on of its two parents (the one from which they receive the largest and hence also the specific part of the genome) and will be equally well adapted as that parent.

In the past we haven't adapted that well, so that's a big positive.

In this paper, we introduce a new implementation strategy and partitioning heuristic, well adapted to applications that are composed of functions that can either be implemented in software or in hardware as lookup tables (LUT).

Neural networks are also particularly well adapted for problems that require the resolution of many conflicting constraints in parallel.