Sentence examples for with its adapted from inspiring English sources

This paper thus proceeds in two parts, a first theoretical half on egalitarian team synergy's quorum-dependent dynamics with its adapted veil of ignorance, and a second half on early humans' unique behavioral ecology as revealed behind this veil.

This analysis, which follows the Cooperative Requirements Engineering With Scenarios classification framework in its adapted ERP modeling form, results in a set of criteria for evaluating modeling languages for this purpose.

The human upper limb has retained an overall generalized structure, with its details adapted to upright existence.

The insect typically finds a ridge of sand and faces the breeze, angling its lower body upwards with its specially adapted wings outstretched.

The insect typically finds a ridge of sand and faces the breeze, tilting its lower body upwards with its specially adapted wings outstretched.

Table  2 summarizes the contextual and team characteristics for each site.> Given their particular contexts and composition, each team came up with its own adapted process for working through the operational approach.

It adapts with its tightly braided distal section to the stenosis, which is typically located nearby the internal carotid artery bifurcation [ 10].

Much of the reasoning behind Nokia's fall from grace has to do with "its refusal to adapt its strategy to the market's idiosyncrasies," a claim that Nokia agrees with.

Grahame's portrait of the over-entitled Englishman shrewdly sees that an amphibious nature – with its ability to adapt and survive – protects the smug, impulsive toff.

Although business — with its ability to adapt new technologies and make a profit by doing so — could of course play a major role in the transition to a low carbon economy, it would be naïve to expect it to be the primary driver of this process.

But to what extent do the NYSE's issues on and off the floor–have to do with its tardiness to adapt to modern trading demands?