Accordingly, any creative adaptation to a changing environment may also lead to destructive resource use strategies.
This flaw ― the insinuation that some of us can only be loved in spite of our looks ― seems baked into the Cyrano trope, though perhaps a more creative adaptation could avoid it.
The vast quantities of verse in both Greek and Latin that Ovid had read and assimilated are transformed, through a process of creative adaptation, into original and unforeseen guises.
Now, I'm all for creative adaptation, but a Communist Party with capitalists in it is like a vegetarian restaurant that also serves steak or a nudist colony with bikinis: it's a contradiction so fundamental that it strips the original thing of all meaning.
The work in this show is a delightful example of such creative adaptation.
Through a process of institutional borrowing and creative adaptation, successful economic institutions and cutting-edge technologies spread around the world, and thereby boost global growth.
Bringing these debates together shows that Britishness has particular strengths: it has always been a plural and political identity capable of creative adaptation.
Since confronted with life difficulties that require creative adaptation and ingenuity on a daily basis, disabled individuals know resilience, and they know how to think out-of-the-box and on their feet, or wheels.
Why they stick it out, and how they cope, are object lessons in creative adaptation fueled by thrift, environmentalism and a commitment to unique real estate.
However, creative adaptation of this model is feasible if a department commits financial support for several years.
