Słownik angielskiego

Ability to detect soil volume and adapt growth accordingly independently of nutrient availability.

Chaim Herzog notes that Israel withstood the battle and adapted itself to a "hitherto alien type of warfare."

At Key Stage 3 (age 11-14: years 7-9), students study and adapt the British national curriculum learning style through a wide range of subjects.

He insisted that missionaries adapt to many of the customs, and most certainly the language, of the culture they wish to evangelize.

The policy recommends steps that the City can take to increase community resilience, as well as adapting to the impacts of climate change.

"Spin," an independently produced film adapted from his 1991 coming-of-age novel of the same name, had its premiere last month at Hofstra University.

Some of these refugees stayed and adapted and adjusted the recipes of their local specialties.

Therefore, and this is my question, can you envisage not adapting the guidelines to the development of the economy and of life in society?

There should be no major problems either with adapting the laws of Member States or with the administrative requirements arising from the adopted directive.

It is not a matter of adapting to climate change, but of proactive action.