Sentences with phrase «well adapted to the conditions»

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.

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.

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As opposed to big - box stores, you can adapt more quickly to changing market conditions and provide better customer service, unique products, and community benefits.

«The modern condition of excess work, excess pressure, no sleep -; all this disruption -; we can't adapt well to it metabolically.

Business Analysis There are three keys to most successful dividend growth stories in real estate: a stream of dependable cash flow, a strong balance sheet, and a long - term focused, conservative management team whoknows how to balance growth and dividend safety, as well as adapt to shifting industry conditions.

This broader time horizon provides greater opportunities to review and assess conditions and their impacts, identify and address knowledge gaps and determine how best to adapt activities to deliver better outcomes.

IRRI - Burundi developed the new rice varieties especially for Burundi after recognizing the urgent need for better rice varieties adapted to local conditions and matching farmer and consumer needs.

Pinot Grigio — also called Pinot Gris in some places — is well - adapted to growing conditions found in the Temecula valley.

They know how to adapt to climate change and must provide good labor conditions for their workers.

Traditional crop improvement seeks broadly adapted genotypes to give best average performance under a standard management regime across the entire production region, with some subsequent manipulation of management regionally in response to average local environmental conditions.

«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.

We just adapted so well to the conditions the orcs made for them this season with the kicks in all the conceivable body parts, which left us playing with a great deal of second choice midfield, and still found the quality and strength to make it through.

The zip - down front adds versatility to adapt to varying weather conditions making it the best baby carrier for hot weather.

Note how well the little critter adapted to changing light conditions when I panned out into the light.

No other fabric is this soft or adapts this well to your body temperature and the weather conditions outside.

This is most likely because fringe corals live in the most extreme conditions that the species can survive, pushing them to evolve faster into better - adapted variants (Science, vol 328, p 1558).

Citizens empowered through education will be better able to improve their own living conditions, as well as the conditions of their societies, and will be better prepared for adapting to the consequences of climate change.

These findings indicate that populations and species that are well adapted to specific local conditions may be at greater risk when exposed to challenges associated with unstable or novel conditions.

«In order to sleep well during the summer when temperatures are warmer than normal, we may need to adapt by using more air conditioning, added fans at night and other technologies to counteract altered future temperatures.»

After all, Miller notes, the species currently lacks much genetic diversity to help it adapt to changing conditions as well as facing unprecedented threats such as heavy metal pollution accumulating in the Arctic.

The many hoofed animals and their predators were well adapted to it and simply moved on to where their chosen conditions had arisen again.

Marilyn Renfree, a biologist at the University of Melbourne and a specialist in marsupial reproduction, contends that marsupials are well adapted to surviving challenging conditions.

«Our results are consistent with the oxygen levels shown to influence blue crab behaviors in both field and laboratory settings,» says Brill, and «support the idea that blue crabs are well adapted to the hypoxic conditions occurring in the estuarine environments they occupy.»

Their findings indicate that this pest species is better adapted to hypoxic conditions.

Early herds were vulnerable to disease, droughts and storms, disasters that would have forced pastoralists to replenish herds from wild populations better adapted to harsh local conditions.

«Wild animals are generally faster, stronger and better adapted to the local conditions than domesticated ones.

They enable them to adapt better to different environmental conditions.»

He said that if the behavior of the material prior to damage is better understood, this could lead to vehicle structures that act as sensors themselves, with the ability to report their health state and adapt to varying conditions.

This evidence suggests that local Indus populations were already well adapted to living in varied and variable environmental conditions before the development of urban centers.

«This is a fungus very well - adapted to colonizing senescent or dead leaf tissue once conditions are right,» Leonard says.

In Peru's Colca Valley the terraced soils are still in a favourable condition after more than 1500 years of cultivation because the agricultural system is well adapted to the mountainous environment.

«Both genera appear to adapt well to the changing conditions,» Nikolausz explained.

These variants, which emerged after the Stone Age, seemed to help populations better combat infectious organisms, survive frigid temperatures, or otherwise adapt to local conditions.

They also adapt to changing conditions better, for instance by spawning at different times and locations.

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

Organisms that have evolved in environments that have little if any change in environmental conditions, for example, may not be able to adapt well if currents increasingly mix warm surface waters down to the seafloor.

Professor Poinar continues, «Mammoths were much better at adapting to new habitats than we first thought — we suspect that subgroups of mammoths evolved to deal with local conditions, but maintained genetic continuity by encountering and potentially interbreeding with each other where their two different habitats met, such as at the edge of glaciers and ice sheets.»

Can we wonder then that nature's productions should be far true up in character than man's productions that they should be infinitely better adapted to the most complex conditions of life and should plainly bear the stamp of a higher workmanship.

This was during glacial periods suggesting they were well adapted to these harsh conditions.

And that's then preferentially colonised by stomach epithelium, which is better adapted to acid conditions and over time exhibits features of intestinal metaplasia — much like that observed in H. pylori infection in the stomach.»

Tropical plants did well during the warming, perhaps because they were already adapted to warm conditions.

So should i carry on the first month routine for an extra month to condition and adapt my body better or should i just move on as mentioned?

We want to know not only what is happening, but also how you, your company and your community can best adapt to rapidly changing conditions.

Importantly, civil society is often better equipped to identify and respond to needs as they emerge, adapt to changing conditions, and subside or pivot when demands have been met.

For example, our boat reminded me that all education improvement efforts are better when they are tailored to local settings (McKenzie River drift boats, which allow for easy maneuvering in rapids, were adapted from the open - water dory to meet local needs, that is, the conditions of the McKenzie River — one of the country's finest spots for fishing).

Students could research which plants are well - adapted to local conditions and could design the planting arrangement, Henderson says.

Adaptive tests, for example, could be used to measure how quickly students use new knowledge or adapt to new conditions; projective tests could be used to examine how well they attend to different conditions; collaborative projects could be used to assess interpersonal problem solving, etc., etc..

This is made possible by an electromagnetic clutch, which constantly adapts to road conditions and driver behavior, functioning as a rear - drive car when grip is good, but adding progressively more torque to the front axle as needed.

The Intelligent LED Light System headlamps adapt their illumination according to the road conditions, speeds, as well as the oncoming traffic.

For those not accustomed to the latter, it electronically adapts damping according to the road condition for extra comfort and better control when negotiating corners.