英語 での The adaptation の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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It was in the vein later called natural theology, explaining the adaptation of living creatures as the work of God.
In developing his theory of evolution, Darwin stressed the adaptation of organisms to their environment through natural selection.
It also relates to the protection of workers from risks to health and the adaptation of the occupational environment to the physiological and psychological needs of workers.
It is therefore possible to show the adaptation of bacteria by measuring their size.
Invites the Adaptation Committee, in collaboration with the LEG, to prepare a report on the workshop for consideration by SBI 42 with a view to making recommendations to the COP, as appropriate; and.
ANSWER: The adaptation process in the central nervous system lasts for the phases: seven days of excitement and fourteen days of inhibition, in a total of three weeks.
Decides that, as a consequence of the adjustment to the terms of office of the members, the terms of the Chair and Vice-Chair currently in office will end immediately before the first meeting of the Adaptation Committee in 2014; and.
Cosmo is best known for his film roles as Angus MacLeod in Highlander, Campbell in Braveheart and as Father Christmas in the adaptation of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
Indeed, as he quite accurately said, they would be and he hopes that we, as sort of his friends, would make the adaptation more easily if we knew somewhat beforehand what to expect.
This research would primarily involve the adaptation of current technology to the special requirements of WIG craft. There are no apparent technological barriers to the successful design, manufacture and operation of WIG craft.”.
The adaptation was facilitated with the aid of dentures used to increase the vertical dimension of the mandible to enable the up and foreward movement of the tongue. back to contents.
Ephemera- the adaptation is based on behavioral adaptations, so to speak, a certain way of life, for example, the activity of these plants falls on a favorable time of year.
Functions, according to Merton, are defined as“those observed consequences which make for the adaptation or adjustment of a given system”.
The adaptation of Spanish university training in all its cycles to the EHEA requires the conversion of postgraduate and doctoral studies; the Faculty of Education of the ULL,….
It has been proposed that the adaptation to agriculture changed human social/living environments, coincidentally favoring survival and spread of pathogenic Mycobacterial strains that cause tuberculosis.
The adaptation may be enough to prevent deficiencies in some people but not for everyone, in which case supplements can fill the shortfall.