Sentence examples for adapt the release from inspiring English sources

Although certain other insects have been able to adapt the release of the pheromone to other means of communicating alarm, Polistes exclamans has yet to do so, indicating that it is still in its "primitive state in evolution of the complex systems of communication of alarm seen in higher social insects".

We're not "stopping" Thunderbird, but proposing we adapt the Thunderbird release and governance model in a way that allows both ongoing security and stability maintenance, as well as community-driven innovation and development for the product.

The plan starts with Adam Sandler's Bedtime Stories on Sunday, April 5 with Bolt adapting the same release schedule on March 22.

A new modified-release delivery system has been developed that adapts the release of the administered glucocorticoids to the circadian rhythms of endogenous cortisol and disease symptoms to improve glucocorticoid therapy [ 15].

To cope with syntactic evolution in the sources, we present an algorithm that semi-automatically adapts the ontology upon new releases.

On the other hand, the SVM used by Ibis [ 18] are advantageous when adapting the applications to future releases of the Illumina platform or an entirely different platform because only very few assumptions about the type of biases are made.

By adapting the electrode into a microsystem, the release of acetylcholine in real samples (rat brain dialysates) could be shown.

Melissa Rosenberg had been working on adapting the novel prior to Twilights release and handed in the draft for New Moon during Twilight's opening weekend in November 2008.

The plot of the adapted Western release (Blaster Master) is shown at the beginning in a cinematic slideshow as ominous music plays in the background.

To comparatively rank TRI chemical releases, we adapted the chronic toxicity index developed by the U.S. EPA's Region III (Neumann et al. 1998).

To help promote the game's European release, Right Said Fred adapted the song "Wonderman" to include references to many aspects of Sonic.