Rather than massively transforming crude earth into a low quality concrete, it would be more appropriate to adapt the architectural practice and/or to look for milder ways to improve properties.
However, using a dynamic model as the evaluation model instead of the static model would be more difficult to adapt to countries with limited data.
For example, when the available bandwidth is too low to support the video streaming service for a football match, the text-based statistics service would be more appropriate than the adapted video with poor perceptual quality.
Resident microbiota would be more likely to be adapted to host frogs' immune systems than transient, possibly pathogenic, organisms.
"We might expect that people in areas that tend to be warmer would be more resilient, because they adapt by installing air conditioning for example.
It would be more useful if the authors adapted Figure 5 to their final model.
Shiva's idea was that a decentralized approach to agriculture, based upon a diverse array of locally adapted seeds, would be more likely to weather the vagaries of a changing climate than a system relying on only a few varieties.
To the extent that such segregation by depth actually occurs, the fisheries-induced habitat-specific selection discussed further below would be more efficient in removing shallow-water adapted fish and the effect would be harder to reverse.
We can, thus, predict that invasions of the ancestral hermaphrodites in the high salt adapted dioecious populations would be more difficult if we were to repeat experimental evolution.
Those individuals that were better adapted, Darwin and Wallace said, would be more likely to survive and reproduce, passing their traits to the next generation.
