If it changes more rapidly, few adaptive walks will be completed, and the population will be poorly adapted most of the time.
If the environment changes only rarely, each successive adaptive walk will be completed, and the population will be well adapted most of the time.
He adapted most of Shakespeare's works for the stage – including Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet and Richard III – and launched a project to perform the playwright's entire canon of plays in Saitama prefecture, Ninagawa's native region north of Tokyo.
In 1983's "Sinatra Suite," Ms. Tharp adapted most of the same songs as a vehicle for one man (originally Mikhail Baryshnikov, with whom she had danced her first Sinatra piece, "Once More, Frank," in 1976).
I've borrowed this example from the philosopher of technology, Luciano Floridi, who in his book The Fourth Revolution explores the degree to which we have radically adapted most of the environments we work and live within so that machines are able to grasp them.
Stocker and Gallagher adapted most of the exercises from the GGSC's Greater Good in Action website, including the Self-Compassionate Letter (to practice encouraging and being kind to yourself), Use Your Strengths (to draw on your skills in creative ways), Finding Silver Linings (to change your perspective on a negative event), and Best Possible Self (to foster optimism as you imagine your future).
We adapted most of these from the great work done by the ADA Initiative.
With their assistance, from 1942 to 1947, Hergé adapted most of his previous Adventures of Tintin into 62-page colour versions.
For the Mr. Hankey character, Parker and Stone adapted most of the elements from the Mr. Hankey short film they planned in college, except that Mr. Hankey would prove to be real, not a figment of Kyle's imagination.
