Sentence examples for actually adapting from inspiring English sources

Scans have shown that metabolic activity in many parts of the brain surges during workouts, but it was unknown whether those active brain cells were actually adapting and changing.

For the first time in Udacity's history, this doesn't just mean subtitling the videos, but actually adapting all of the courses' content to one specific region.

Although our analysis offers insights on the potential for adaptation, we do not know whether Chinook salmon have actually adapted to the thermal changes caused by dams.

I've actually adapted quite well to rural Oregon.

Not that two cinematic masterworks of high-end decadence are actually adapted to Shakespeare's magical fantasyland.

Yet the drama is actually adapted, uncredited, from Stefan Zweig's 1922 novella "Letter from an Unknown Woman" (which the director Max Ophüls also filmed, in 1948).

Written – actually adapted from a Swedish series – by Spooks writers Sam Vincent and Jonathan Brackley, it has some of that show's breathless urgency and tachycardiac pace.

She had discovered, by watching thousands of them jump, that they were actually adapted for flight, and that the jumping flea developed an acceleration on take-off 20 times that of a moon rocket re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.

He said: In 2011, a year in which we published six books, three of them – "Reckless Endangerment" by Gretchen Morgenson and Joshua Rosner, "The Wizard of Lies" by Diana B. Henriques and "The Corner Office" by Adam Bryant – were excerpted (actually "adapted" would be a better word) in the Sunday Business section.

(For one thing, he said BB-8 will actually adapt to your personality over time).

Aimed at kids aged 3 to 8, the toys actually adapt to children to figure out their favorite activities.