10 to 30 Craig Venter will probably tell you I think there's a lot more than 30 million well adapted solutions.

This book is adapted for children.

Sami quickly adapted to suburban life.

Its products need to be adapted.

Source Adapted from Piau Lynch, 2004.

With the right framework of incentives and property rights, decentralised systems will often favour more biologically diverse and locally adapted approaches to restoration.

They adapted themselves to the change quickly.

They adapted themselves to the change quickly.

They adapted themselves to the change quickly.

Our bodies have adapted to these new diets.

The story has been adapted to a film.

From the small seed when it is adapted

From the small seed when it is adapted

Facilities and equipment are not adapted to needs.

The fastest learners are taught advanced classes to be prepared for further studies and the matura, while students who assimilate a little more slowly receive an education more adapted to their needs.

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Management must draw upon this local knowledge and decentralized systems are well adapted to do this. The existence of local knowledge and links with local cultures mean that decentralized systems are often better adapted to local conditions and are more resilient in the face of changing external conditions.

Buckminster Fuller discovered this effect with a simple house design adapted from a grain silo, and adapted his Dymaxion house and geodesic domes to use it.

Bangladesh, for example, has adapted its financial regulations for microfinance institutions.

Its legs are adapted for fast movement during hunting or retreating.

In 1988, it was adapted into a film by Ken Russell.

It was also adapted into a Canadian animated film in 1987.

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

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

To do so, the function must be adapted to the new coordinates.

As the citizen media landscape has changed, the Bobs have adapted to suit.

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

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

Sentimental depictions were more popular in early cinema than horror, and include the 1947 film The Ghost and Mrs. Muir , which was later adapted to television with a successful 1968 70 TV series.

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.

But democracy has shown weakness and the Cuban regime has in turn adapted its tactics.

Meme shared online criticizing the legislators asking that Cocori not be adapted with public funds.

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

Sergei Prokofiev and other composers even adapted some of his poems for opera and ballet.

The world has changed markedly since East Asia began its remarkable developmental transition more than a half century ago and differences in history, institutions, and circumstances mean that policies must be adapted to local conditions.

The problem is that a reduction in those extremes to which we are already well adapted provides only modest benefits, whereas the new extremes to which we are not adapted can be devastating, as recent events in Pakistan show.

But such social structures are not well adapted for coping with today s complex information based world.

It was adapted by John Dryden in his very successful heroic drama Oedipus , licensed in 1678.

Some species have readily adapted to human modified landscapes such as plantations, gardens and agricultural land.

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

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

However, they can be adapted so as to incorporate criteria specifically derived from public sector characteristics.

This commentary is adapted from a speech at the London School of Economics on June 10, 2013.