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Significados de adaptation em inglês

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Evolutionary process that fits organisms to their environment, adaptive trait, or state reached by an evolving population.

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Response of the eye to light and dark.

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Examples for "adjustment"
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It will also support an IMF adjustment programme, a Commission statement said.
Reuters
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Similar results were seen for mortality after adjustment for Framingham risk factors.
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These survivors are at risk for short and long-term psychological adjustment problems.
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The method is inductive and therefore independent of any particular risk-adjustment technique.
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The identified risk factors will aid in surgical planning and risk adjustment.
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Background: Mechanisms for high-altitude adaption have attracted widespread interest among evolutionary biologists.
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It is a wonderful adaption that I think really captures Tolkien's story.
Wired
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Three patients would have required plan adaption to meet the dosimetric criteria.
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I'll never be asked to write the screen adaption for the miniseries.
Norway to hide: a passport to peril mystery
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The 1995 BBC adaption is arguably the most famous and critically acclaimed.
The Guardian
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A written work (as a novel) that has been recast in a new form.

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Uso de adaptation em inglês
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It arises in the adaptation of the præcognitions to the particular cases.
A Selection from the Discourses of Epictetus with the Encheiridi...
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SMALL, LOCAL By contrast, many adaptation efforts are small, local and new.
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Obesity is a clinical problem and an important adaptation in many species.
Pubmed
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Four years later, Natalie Portman stars in writer-director Alex Garland's new adaptation.
Wired
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Evolutionary adaptation thus suggests an extremely fine attunement between organism and environment.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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Looking only at public sources of funding, adaptation received just 16 percent.
Reuters
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Let's step back to think about adaptation to new tech in general.
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Therefore, adaptation followed by washout or reverse adaptation produced competing motor memories.
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Examples of adaptation mechanisms include temperature regulation, calcium regulation and bacterial chemotaxis.
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Developing states must strive to coordinate their various adaptation policies, he said.
Reuters
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However, a 1996 adaptation of Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre was a success.
Radio NZ
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Populus species with wide geographic ranges display strong adaptation to local environments.
Pubmed
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David Wood's stage adaptation of the book maintains Dahl's simplicity of approach.
The Irish Times
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Gaiman's works have been picked up for adaptation frequently in recent years.
The Verge
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Conclusion: The social adaptation scores of the Syrian physicians were considerably high.
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The policy outlines some 120 actions for climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Reuters