Sentences with phrase «to adapt to these conditions»

When applied to the crypto economy, this means that before we fully enjoy its benefits we should see first how it survives and adapts to the condition of near total prohibition.

More consciousness also means you are better able to adapt to conditions in your life and make changes to meet those environmental conditions.

Websites are becoming ever more fluid — over time, they're less about pages and more about content that adapts to the conditions under which it's being consumed.

Dogs that go deaf later in life seem to have little trouble adapting to their condition, Strain said.

The earth has places on it where life struggles constantly to survive, it is not perfect, life has had to adapt to the conditions provided for it.

If the living conditions change, say when the temperature drops or the lipid composition changes, then a different lipid uptake gene adapted to that condition sets in.

The better models are ecological or biological, because people adapt to conditions that change.

Whatever the climate or the conditions the biological thing that is now human has adapted to the conditions so that it can exist.

Earth wasn't created to host life, life happened and adapted to conditions on earth.

Although the head offices of most agricultural research and extension organisations are located in the cities, urban agriculture is often not a priority on the research agenda and urban producers access to technical advice and training services is often rather limited and its content and focus often are not well adapted to the conditions in the urban environment.

«Our bodies are amazing and are very good at adapting to the conditions we put them in.»

We've got to find a fulcrum that respects all four of those needs and can change all the time to adapt to conditions as they emerge.

In the press conference today, Jose stated that «I «ve already chosen the team, with players that seem more suited to prevail in a tie that I think will be difficult, against an opponent physically and tactically strong, perfectly adapted to the conditions of their pitch.»

«Our results indicated first that larvae of various species have a diet adapted to the conditions under which they reproduce.

The world's growers, especially smallscale farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia and agrifood businesses, must adapt to these conditions if food production is to be increased sustainably and nutritiously by 60 percent by 2050.

Comparative genomics analyses with uncultivated environmental TM7 assemblies show remarkable conserved gene synteny and only minimal gene loss / gain that may have occurred as TM7x adapted to conditions within the human host.

Our bodies adapt to the conditions around us.

Accelerometers measure vertical acceleration front and rear, lateral acceleration, whether the car is accelerating or braking and the steering - wheel angle, and the damper settings are then adapted to the conditions.

Its shock absorbers adapt to the condition of the road surface and ensure sporty handling and long - distance comfort typical of Mercedes - Benz.

For Lam to have achieved the status of unique individual, he would have had to successfully adapt to the conditions of imprisonment (the aesthetic standards of a fixed tradition) Rubin and others both construct and watch over.

The peoples of Peru and Tibet also developed methods to grow crops uniquely adapted to the conditions of the high mountain climate.

The extent to which lawyers adapt to these conditions and master these characteristics promises to be the extent to which lawyers will be gainfully, satisfyingly, and usefully employed in future.

In the future, your LS will communicate with infrastructure, other vehicles and the cloud to learn about and adapt to conditions on the road.

«We will have to adapt to the conditions over there [in Moscow] and prepare for the return leg so that this result tonight holds up.»

Surfing more often on a trip with different condition and different types of waves is going to make you better at adapting to the conditions and provide you with some fresh new motivation as well as improving your fitness.

Dogs who become deaf, especially later in life, typically do not experience any anxiety over their loss of hearing and seem to have very little trouble adapting to their condition.

In the Algarve you have two coastal orientations (south and west), depending on the swell and wind conditions you can easily choose a beach that better adapts to the conditions, providing you with a greater chance of finding the perfect wave for your level.

Early tests of a gp120 vaccine looked promising, but optimism faded by the early 1990s as researchers learned the vaccine only worked against strains of HIV that had adapted to conditions in the laboratory.

Another new feature is the Multi-terrain Select system which helps control wheelspin and brake lockup giving the selectable choices of: Rock, Rock & Dirt, Mogul, Loose Rock, and Mud & Sand and with an addition to the Multi-terrain Select system a feature known as adaptive Anti-lock Braking system which adapts to the condition of the road like mud or sand and efficiently uses the ABS to reduce braking distance on any type of terrain.

«We had to sort of ease ourselves into the game, trying to adapt to the conditions and in the second half we managed to get hold of it a bit better, countered a lot better.

Milito says that great players will be able to adapt to any condition and he puts Suarez in the category of a «great player».

However, when we are forced to adapt to conditions that do not meet the needs of our biological design for growth and development we do not thrive.

Thanks to evolution, the animals living there have adapted to these conditions and will have little chance to adjust when the combination of warming and lower oxygen levels hits.

Yet birds that call those higher elevations home had adapted to the conditions.

Seawater is naturally low in nutrients, and many marine microbes are adapted to those conditions.

An innovative network of organizations, facilitated by Rutgers University, has been spearheading efforts to build capacity at the state, local and community levels to prepare for and adapt to the conditions of a changing climate in the Garden State.

The need to be focused means all the nattering of the day is forced out of one's head in order to accommodate quick decision - making and an ability to adapt to conditions.

A feral cat has adapted to conditions and is likely to be well groomed.

In this mountainous region, which is characterized by steep fields of pasture and of difficult access road, this breed has adapted to conditions in the region and the type of sheep and goats that traditionally has pasture in these areas, evolving, until it locks morphologically, in perfect symbiosis with the conditions and the type of work that was requested.

Menzel describes the Canaan as shy, wild and independent, adapted to the conditions of the country, resistant to disease, adapted to the desert climate, noruished from garbage dumps and food remains on the outskirts of settlements, but also ready to form a relationship with man and easy to train.

In the mountains of Portugal, which are characterized by steep fields of pastures and difficult road access, this breed has adapted to the conditions of the region [6] and the type of cattle, sheep and goats that have traditionally grazed in these areas.

Her use of material mirrors her observation of the natural world that changes and adapts to conditions that threaten the ability to thrive.

The idea is to maintain seeds not as a preserved snapshot of a particular genetic moment in time, but rather as a living, evolving resource that adapts to the conditions, climate and even cultural circumstances (think organic growing methods versus conventional, for example) that they find themselves in.

Of course the plants they ate were adapted to those conditions.

While life can adapt to those conditions, the climate is changing faster than at any time since the terminal Cretaceous extinction.

I suggest 2 decades as a time scale because it allows adequate time for major infrastructure construction to adapt to conditions.