Sentence examples for a later adaptation from inspiring English sources
These canons are neither the authentic work of St. Hippolytus nor the oldest church regulations but are a later adaptation of the Apostolic Tradition of St . Hippolytus
(Fletcher is thought to have helped Shakespeare with Henry VIII, and the two playwrights also may well have written the now-lost Cardenio in 1613, of which Double Falsehood, 1727, purports to be a later adaptation).
On its website, the foundation says that Otto, along with Mirjam Pressler, who published a later adaptation in 1991, "in effect created readable books from Anne Frank's original writings", and so "Anne Frank's original writings, as well as the original in-print versions will remain protected for many decades".
A later adaptation of the work appeared on ABC Weekend Special on February 2 , 1980(Season 3, Episode 7).
The more common transmission cycle is a later adaptation to P. sergenti, a dominant, widely distributed phlebotomine species.
Thus, further investigation is needed to judge whether the gene emerged as a later adaptation or whether it represents a primitive p22 phox gene.
Our survey is different as it investigates adaptation and, as we demonstrate later, adaptation is a superset of elasticity.
This, then, is why H.D.'s proper place in the literary pantheon has been denied her: it is the "distortions of a phallic criticism" that have insisted on seeing her as a "feminine" lyrical Imagist, dismissing her later "adaptation of the 'masculine' modes of epic quest and philosophic symbolism".
A later radio adaptation was broadcast over six episodes in Radio Four's "Classic Serial", in April and May 2008.
By contrast, the ability of some prokaryotes to utilize sodium gradient for ATP synthesis is usually construed as a later exotic adaptation to survival in extreme environments [ 29, 32- 34].
To summarize the results of this section, we show that prior force field adaptations influenced adapted trajectory but not accuracy during later adaptation to visuomotor rotations.
