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The celebrity autobiography might not be the most obvious medium to adapt from the occasionally trashy end of the bookshelf to the West End stage.

In addition, space provides a unique laboratory to study how life and physiologic functions adapt from the cellular level to that of the entire organism.

Yet how can he adapt from the four minutes or so it takes to complete an individual pursuit on the track to the seven-hour slog required on the Tour de France?

These results provide insight for learners, instructors and educational institutions for enhancing their understanding of E-learning innovation, and provide guidelines to help E-learning stakeholders adapt from the traditional classroom to E-learning environments.

Almost all Foote's plays reimagine the socioeconomic and moral history of Wharton (renamed Harrison); they also record the tribulations of his own fraught family line, as its members struggled to adapt from the old agrarian South to the new industrial South.

"I've had to adapt from the development squad and it is a lot more physical.

Adapted from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders.

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Adapted from the Hope & Anchor.