The modular construction of the spectrometer allows to adapt the instrument for any chosen wavelength region from vacuum UV to near IR by simply changing the grating and the prism.
They were attempting to adapt the instrument's innards so that when the song "As Time Goes By" was played certain keys would activate electrical switches, which would, in turn, open valves on the upside-down bottles of booze affixed to the piano's cabinet, resulting, ultimately, in a Martini being streamed into a cocktail glass.
Standard methods were used to translate and culturally adapt the instrument [ 12].
To adapt the instrument to 18/19 year olds, some small linguistic changes were made in the follow-up questionnaire in accordance with the approved Norwegian translation.
The notion to adapt the instrument to a children and adolescent self-report was abandoned because in German pediatric and adolescent primary care practices more than 50% of the patients are younger than 5 years of age [ 17], and thus unable to complete a written survey [ 18, 19].
On the basis of the feedback from the user group, we searched for additional literature and adapted the instruments where necessary.
Using a methodology similar to the one employed by Galea et al. [ 35], and adapting the instruments they used, they assessed a representative sample of the adult population of Madrid between 5 and 15 weeks after the attacks.
One of Czermak's assistants, Friedrich Voltolini, improved laryngoscopic illumination and also adapted the instrument for use with the otoscope.
In our study (see section instruments), we adapted the instrument of Prenzel et al. (1996) and supplemented it with two dimensions developed by Ramseier (2004), which capture these two additional dimensions of learning motivation.
We adapted the instrument default procedures of calculating relative quantification (RQ) to accommodate the multi-factorial design of this experiment.
