Robert Kenner's new film, Command and Control, adapts this one episode reported in Eric Schlosser's eponymous, Pulitzer Prize finalist book.
Normally any pressure threatening an animal with extinction also forces it to adapt, but this one critter doesn't seem to have evolved at all, says Ostende.
There's an attractive streak of perversity evident in Mr. Boorman's decision to adapt this Le Carré story -- one of the author's most whimsical and least eventful -- rather than, say, the relentlessly suspenseful "Night Manager" (1993), which might have provided a better opportunity to show off his prodigious gifts as an action director.
"Through many, many rounds of selection, one can adapt this bacterium to become better at colonizing the mosquito," Dimopoulos says.
Our empirical strategy here adapts the one used for Spain to this cross-country study.
How Tom Tykwer could have used it in adapting this bestseller, regarded as one of the great unfilmables - even Kubrick said so.
Gilbert, who adapted this three-act text from one of his existing plays, is not at his best here.
The Ministry of Health, upon learning of the efficiency of CHPS, adapted this initiative in at least one district in each region of Ghana by scaling it up in order to change the manner in which health care services were delivered, especially in rural areas.
Moreover, experiences in schistosomes can also help to choose and adapt one transfection method on related organisms.
So it has been easy for us to adapt to one another.
