Examples of using Well adapted in English and their translations into Polish
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user-friendly solutions that are well adapted to practical farm management.
suggesting that the virus is not well adapted to humans.
is well adapted to modern requirements.
If you didn't feel that you wouldn't be very well adapted to the world.
is therefore well adapted in principle to exploit the internet.
Their unrivalled intelligence and strength make dolphins so well adapted to their environment that their basic anatomy hasn't changed much in over 5 million years.
In comparison with other countries, the German education system is in prin ciple relatively well adapted to the needs of the labour market.
species in pre-human New Zealand, and was well adapted to avoid the birds of prey which were their only predators.
spectral regions visible to the eye well adapted to the dark.
selectively breeding only the most well adapted plants.
It is extremely well adapted to the climatic conditions
Based on their skeletal remains, remingtonocetids were probably amphibious cetaceans that were well adapted to swimming, and likely to swim by caudal undulation only.
The train/metro industry in Dubai is well adapted to the colossal arrival and departure daily rate of travelers.
Christianity, today, has become a religion well adapted to the social, economic,
It's an year-round campsite, well adapted to the needs of disabled people,
This can happen if a person especially well adapted to burn glucose for fuel,
to which they are particularly well adapted.
Furthermore, an expansion at the end of the pellet production process ensures an optimal sinking speed, well adapted to the eating behaviour of the fry.
nature is well adapted to making best use of copper.
statement by the head of the EDA that EU forces are not well adapted to the modern world