Sentence examples for adaptation actually from inspiring English sources

These findings indicate that "visual" adaptation actually involves a multiplicity of processes.

His liberal adaptation actually did away with some of Maroh's more melodramatic turns.

Ms. Shank's adaptation actually suffers from an excess of reverence and a dearth of imaginative license.

However, before we examine traits that are not adaptations, it will be useful to specifically define what an adaptation actually is and how we can determine whether or not a trait qualifies as an adaptation.

The title has been changed from Posh to The Riot Club, which, although possibly catering a little more to international audiences, is something of a misnomer in that the screen adaptation actually includes a whole new first act that starts off in freshers' week, introduces Lauren (Holliday Grainger), a new female working-class character who dates fellow fresher Miles Max Ironss).

First of all, it's worth noting that despite the name, the Coen film and TV adaptation actually take place in Minnesota.

We could only know in these cases, and in the vast majority of potential adaptations, what actually is adaptive by looking at the results in terms of survival and reproduction of the organisms possessing the trait(s).

Watching gorillas, in particular, suggests that what appeared at first to be a locomotor adaptation may actually be a feeding one; the gorilla sits erect amid its food, reaching all around it to pull it in, and thereby saves an enormous amount of energy.

Tomorrow night sees the premiere of Parker, a new movie starring Jason Statham and Jennifer Lopez the first adaptation to actually use Parker's name and that's brought a spate of attention to Parker in all his incarnations.

There is thus a risk that "climate finance" spent on adaptation is actually increasing emissions levels.

Recent studies showed that contrast adaptation could actually occur for fast temporal frequencies in thalamic magnocellular neurons [78].