So she adapted.

Is agriculture adapted to that?

They're easy to be re adapted.

Fish tried amphibian life. Frogs adapted to deserts.

Our bodies have adapted to these new diets.

Well, we did pull through, and we adapted.

From the small seed when it is adapted

Facilities and equipment are not adapted to needs.

Guthrie adapted it into This Land Is Your Land.

This model can be adapted to every disease process.

If agriculture hasn't experienced that, how could it be adapted?

And yet, everything in this cave has adapted to it.

Walruses adapted with layers of fat. Sea lions got sleek.

I adapted and produced A Dream Play by August Strindberg.

Other birds, like this tanager, have adapted within the same species.

Biology we have co adapted through biology to like bright colors.

Well, organized crime has already adapted very well to the recession.

Source Adapted from OECD, Relationship between regulators and competition authorities, 1999.

Supported by evidence and adapted to the context of the country.

Director Derek Yee said that day that he had plans to film for a long time. The first time the screenplay was adapted was in 1999. He was even prepared to get Takeshi Kaneshiro to play the role of Yan Shisan.

General description Global value chains require adapted development priorities, policies and related strategies.

Regional institutions or mechanisms may also not be fully adapted for enforcement cooperation.

These must be adapted by each country based on their own national reality

Migrating eastward, following the grasslands, because that's what they were adapted to live on.

Equally clearly, not all our current practices are adapted to the needs of today.

The curriculum has been adapted to the state religious and the Arab education systems.

Financing conditions and procedures are not adapted to the needs and abilities of beneficiaries.

Brazil stands as an example of such efforts, having adapted its legislation to current necessities.

Throughout its history, Islam has borrowed and adapted from other civilizations both ancient and modern.

And as I started looking at them, I was finding that they had hyper adapted.

6 The content of these packages will be evidence based and adapted to the local epidemiology.

Management must draw upon this local knowledge and decentralized systems are well adapted to do this.

Such education should be participatory, and adapted to the ages and evolving capacities of young children.

This monitoring mechanism must be adapted to the specific situation of indigenous children in this unfortunate situation.

These apartments are designated for women of all sectors, and are also adapted for women with disabilities.

There was also a comment that the trainers could have used simple models adapted to African circumstances.

This article is adapted from a longer report, The Long Hot Arab Summer, published by the Belfer Center.

Moreover, the draft principles clearly needed to be adapted to the circumstances and expanded in detail as appropriate.

Since June 1999, a number of elected politicians have taken part in an adapted version of the programme.

The FAOSTAT list of agricultural products was inspired by the SITC and it was adapted by adding additional details.

However, S T institutions in many developing countries are fragmented, uncoordinated and poorly adapted to meeting the development challenges.

These will be further refined, adapted to specific needs and client groups and enriched to meet new assessed needs.

Language is a parasite that we've adapted to, not something that was there originally for our genes, on this view.

Well, often we're unaware of the fact that we're living in environments in which our skin is inherently poorly adapted.

But CNN has learned that, due to her husband's guidance, Kate feels she has already adapted to her new life.