Sentences with phrase «fully adapting»

By 1960, after fully adapting the color - staining method to their own styles, Noland and Louis were identified as leaders of the Washington Color School.

After fully adapting to nutritional ketosis, I felt (subjectively speaking) a lot less sore and got rid of frequent nagging things like inflamed achilles tendons following the same workouts — racing my wife up Mt. Tamalpais [A 2,500 - foot peak in Marin County, CA — just North of San Francisco], while just as strenuous as the times I had done it as a high - carb athlete, didn't leave me with the same muscle soreness in the days after.

Market behavior has now fully adapted to the expectation of pre-emptive central bank action to crisis creating a dangerous self - reflexivity and moral hazard.

To fully adapt to how consumers are using restaurants today, P.F. Chang's is remodeling its restaurant interiors to be more accommodating.

However the fact he's been unable to have more of shout in the side, as well as the suggestion that he's still yet to fully adapt to the English game, makes me consider whether he will have a long term future at the Emirates.

Aleshin proves equally unable to fully adapt to IndyCar racing in a single year like his predecessor and the team as a whole takes a step back.

Also, until Xhaka fully adapts and we know more, ideally you need more than one wizard with a ball for that area.

What's more, Filipe Luis also revealed that himself and Diego Costa would try and watch as many Atleti games as they could, and will have delighted Chelsea supporters in saying that Costa is fully adapted to life in the English capital.

We talked about Atletico more and more, but they (Courtois and Costa) played regularly and are fully adapted to life in London.»

But Diego and Thibaut Courtois are fully adapted to life in London, because they played.»

Saban's program has fully adapted to college football's up - tempo stylings and is more than comfortable with winning a shootout.

We expect him to be fully adapted to the team in what will be his 2nd season with us, and rightly so.

Beside, it will still take malcom some time before he fully adapts to the premier league

By the season 2001/2002, Pires had fully adapted to the Premier League and went on to make his mark as one of England's finest attacking midfielders.

Inter are open to allowing Castaignos to leave the San Siro on loan, alerting long - term admirers Liverpool, but it's Serie A side Bologna who have now jumped the queue, offering to return the Dutchman in the summer fully adapted to life in the Italian top flight.

I usually read on my computer during the nighttime marathons, so he resisted the song - timing for a while by asking for my computer, but he seems to have fully adapted by now.

After the 1986 meltdown, it took plants several generations to fully adapt to the new conditions, Hajduch says.

The bones belong to a new species of pleurosaur whose anatomical features weren't fully adapted to water, but were on the way to enabling an aquatic lifestyle.

They were fully adapted to an aquatic lifestyle, and had a distinctive body plan comprising a compact, streamlined body, long, paddle - like limbs and an extremely elongated neck with a large number of vertebrae (Fig. 1).

They were fully adapted to an aquatic lifestyle, and had a distinctive body plan comprising a streamlined body, paddle - like limbs and a very long neck with up to 75 individual vertebrae.

Once the body's fully adapted to the movement, it thinks it doesn't need to work that hard to move the weight, so it doesn't burn that much calories.

By this time his body had fully adapted to the new regime, so he started feeling thirsty more often and didn't have to force himself to consume all that water — he actually felt the need for it.

It takes anywhere from three to six months to become fully adapted to using ketones, but the worst should be behind you in a matter of days, and you'll be feeling better than ever.

Other studies have shown that ketogenic diets don't hurt strength or endurance (once the athlete is fully adapted to them), but if you're a dedicated gym goer or highly active person, we don't see a need to take the textbook keto approach.

By constantly changing which exercise is lifted at maximal intensity, the body never fully adapts, or gets into a rut — this is part of Westside's «Conjugate Method.»

If you find it difficult to lift or pull more weight with good form, it just means your body hasn't fully adapted to that weight.

I usually recommend following our regular diet and supplement program for a few months, to get fully adapted to a high - fat diet, then trying the ketogenic diet.

With my research and study of all the scientific and medical journals, I've learned that plateaus normally occur because your body has fully adapted to your current approach to training.

I am mainly interested in mental clarity & sustained energy - hopefully it will become consistent once I'm fully adapted.

Could it be that I'm not fully adapted and that things will improve, or is there something I need to change in my diet.

Unfortunately at some point your body becomes fully adapted to the movement or workload, the effort required is diminished resulting in less calories burned in the process.

Have we fully adapted to the dramatic changes in the human diet that accompanied the Agricultural Revolution?

My question is — how long do you recommend to stay in strict ketosis to build that precious mitochondria and fully adapt one's body to burning fat?

This type of eating allows you to stay on a low - calorie diet and lose fat CONTINUOUSLY without EVER allowing your body to fully adapt and slow down your metabolism.

Hi Micah, light cardio is actually a better approach for most people during the first couple of weeks as your body is not yet fully adapted.

And speaking of working out, if you're a gym rat or avid runner, prepare for your workouts to suck for a while until your body fully adapts to the diet.

It took my body about 2 months to fully adapt to this way of eating.

Stefanson estimated that it could take up to 6 months to fully adapt to not eating carbohydrates.

you're fully adapted then.

You were actually losing weight before but now, because you're fully adapted, you don't need to eat that much fat.

Because you're burning fat, you're fully adapted to using ketones to burn fat.

Other carnivory experts recommend a much longer experiment, and have noted that many do not fully adapt to the diet until about 6 months.

The game was fully adapted to fit with the Zelda series: your goal is no longer to find a murder, but instead find the one who possesses the power to defeat Ganondorf (who has stolen the Triforce, and plans on taking over the world).

The resource in a word format so it can be fully adapted to suit your learners, but I have made sure that it's accessible for core, foundation and gifted and talented students.

For instance, ITyStudio is a serious game authoring tool which enables you to create learning simulations quickly and easily, and is fully adapted to non-game designers.

Originating in New York City and graduating more than 500 principals to date, APP has since been fully adapted in Arizona, Rhode Island, Delaware, Massachusetts, Ohio and Minnesota, and components of the program have been adapted by over 20 additional clients nationally.

NOTE: Several days of driving are required for the transmission to fully adapt.

This strategy began when Hyundai Motor built up its European operations in order to fully adapt its business to the European market by opening production facilities in Turkey in 1997 and the Czech Republic in 2008.

Sharing the frame and engine hardware of the CRF250R moto - crosser, it is fully adapted to its role, with 8.5 L fuel tank, forged aluminium sidestand and 18 - inch rear wheel, plus revisions to power delivery and suspension settings.

In addition, the graphics and colour range of the Active Info Display have been fully adapted to each specific model.