Sentence examples for a novel adaptation from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the previous works [10, 15, 16], we propose a novel adaptation of the filter kernel size that allows the filter extent to adapt not only to local image structure but also the sensor noise in the region.

They took on adapting a 1968 novel by Charles Portis -- insisting it was a novel adaptation, not a remake of the 1969 big screen version that won John Wayne his only best actor Oscar -- and, with the help of some true talent, made a brand new legacy for 'True Grit.'.

The second strategy, long-range cloning (LRC), uses a novel adaptation of long-range PCR protocols.

A novel adaptation algorithm is devised to tune the center frequencies of the notch filters in real time.

A novel adaptation of the Hebbian connection strength adjustment model gave the best results, with 74.1% accuracy achieved.

Pectoral motor control centred at a hindbrain spinal location was likely a novel adaptation for head orientation and swimming manoeuvres via the occipital pectoral skeletal connection in primitive fish, including those that gave rise to tetrapods.

At No. 3 is "Richard Castle's Deadly Storm," a graphic novel "adaptation" of a book by its lead character who is a mystery author on the ABC television series "Castle".

But in the example discussed here we have the evolution of a network of more than 1500 genes that come together to underlie a complex, novel adaptation.

It also published a graphic novel adaptation of the light novel on May 5, 2014.

A graphic novel adaptation of the film was also released, written and illustrated by Kyle Baker.

A light novel adaptation of the TV series was authored by Riu Goto.