Sentence examples for adaptation again from inspiring English sources

Building on the success of his superb adaptation again with Pilot Theatre of The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner, Williams places the action in a nightclub presided over by an awe-inspiring Creo played by Mark Monero.

Other films followed: Adaptation, again with Jonze; meta-biopic Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, directed by George Clooney and Michel Gondryy's Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, a story of time, love and memory that was as close as American romcom gets to modernist maestro Alain Resnais.

This reissue, with an introduction by JM Coetzee, coincides with the book's adaptation (again) to screen by Rowan Joffe, setting it in 1964 with Sam Riley in the lead role; Joffe's foreword to this edition is almost an apologia for daring to remake John Boulting's 1947 version, famous for Richard Attenborough's ferocious performance as Pinkie.

The adaptation, again by Robert Riskin, emphasizes the populist elements of the play: A family of eccentrics, headed by a foxy grandpa (Lionel Barrymore), resists the attempts of a Wall Street monopolist (Edward Arnold) to buy their home for an industrial development.

Thus, the algorithm goes back to perform the matrix adaptation again.

Further modification for this new semiflight function (secondary adaptation) would eventually render the structure suitable for yet another functional shift, namely to weak powered flight (exaptation again), with further modifications leading to new improvements specific to flight (secondary adaptation again).

This adaptation demands other agents to adapt themselves, changing their behaviors, thus demanding the given agent to adapt again.

Based on states of the reference model, the designed stabilizer for the nonlinear reference model is then adapted for the nonlinear plant dynamics with a suitable adaptation mechanism, again by using the SDRE methodology.

Joseph McManners, who had only a single community-theater performance under his belt when he was chosen over thousands of other children for the television adaptation, will again have the title role.

This extremely effective adaptation, available again in a new print that opened Friday for a one-week run at Film Forum, was directed with hard-nosed authority by Joseph Sargent from Peter Stone's sourly witty script.

So we must now find proper adaptation and again I would say financially viable adaptation measures.