adaptation to

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The leaf traits of Cypripedium were the adaptation to the environment rich in water and nutrients but easy to change with seasons.
Adaptation to climate change used to be seen as a distraction from the business of cutting carbon emissions.
He made a good adaptation to his new school.
It appears that the desire to accumulate money (and stuff) is a modern version of the ancient adaptation to accumulate calories.
Is it a reoccurring of a commodity exchange form or a choice for farmers to achieve better adaptation to the market economy?
Actually, in many instances, the choice of a social deictic is the consequence of the speaker's adaptation to several factors.
"In Africa, adaptation to climate change is more important thanmitigation [of greenhouse gas emissions and other causes], " he said.
Tilflin must be saying something right when he points out that the focus is man's adaptation to the environment.
Freed suggests that these traditional Indian patterns may represent an adaptation to a densely populated environment.
Assisting families facing a death necessitates constant reevaluation of each family's adaptation to the illness.
Adaptation to the DNA damage checkpoint is a phenomenon long thought to be confined to the unicellular world.
Light adaptation may well occur locally, but what about adaptation to motion? A huge video of a waterfall filled the screen.
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对……的适应

选修8 Unit4 P... ... 73. compromise ni. & vi. 妥协；折衷 adaptation to 对……的适应 adapt vt. 使适应(合)；修改,改 …
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