Sentence examples for adaptation as a from inspiring English sources

British Modernists were disappointed with the result, describing Green's adaptation as, "a genteel period piece which looks the compromise it is".

Stemming may also be used, which treats words with the same stem (e.g., the stem "adapt" is common to "adapt", "adapting", and "adaptation") as a single word.

Despite the conceptual appeal of envisioning adaptation as a process that unfolds on rugged adaptive landscapes, it is generally difficult to observe that process [ 11, 12].

A distinctive feature of Salmonella is that it has not only adapted to survive in a strong inflammatory environment, but it also uses this adaptation as a strategy to gain a growth advantage over the intestinal microbiota.

Third, invest in climate change adaptation as a public good.

Or, to put it more plainly, it's not so much an adaptation as a non-adaptation.

"An opposable thumb is an important part of your adaptation as a primate," Ms. Corcoran explained.

It wasn't so much an adaptation as a right old savaging.

DuVernay has teased her adaptation as a film "about a time-traveling black girl traveling through the universe".

Julie Maroh, who wrote the original graphic novel, dismissed Kechiche's adaptation as a straight person's fantasy of gay love.

"Gay Guerrilla" opens with an extended biographical essay, by Packer, that feels ready for adaptation as a harrowing indie film.