The phrase "adaptation back" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing returning to a previous state or condition after a change or adaptation has occurred.
Example: "After several months of experimenting with new strategies, we decided on an adaptation back to our original approach."
Alternatives: "return to adaptation" or "reversion to adaptation".
— in "Wild Honey," a short-lived Chekhov adaptation back in 1986.
The New Year's Day feature-length episode, The Abominable Bride, returns the contemporary adaptation back to its Victorian roots and will for the first time be aired in the UK and the US on the same day, as well as in cinemas around the world.
The purpose of this paper is to explore the experiences of persons with upper extremity musculoskeletal disease and their adaptation back to work.
This volume collects the second half of his adventures, which include trips to Brooklyn, an encounter with actress Lea Thompson who starred with him in the movie adaptation back in 1986—and a meta-examination of the shelf-life of a comic character.
However, even in this case, the large increase in growth rate (over-shoot) during the final adaptation back to steady state (at 31 hours) was not accompanied by a corresponding change in gene expression.
When the sensory system is exposed to changes in background stimulus, the system responds by altering its activity, which is then followed by adaptation back to its prestimulus level.
The Lizzie Bennet Diaries is a modern reimagining of Pride and Prejudice – a web series we named as one of the best Jane Austen adaptations back in 2013.
Suchet revealed that he had compiled 96 facts about the detective's character, while preparing to start the ITV adaptations back in 1989.
It's an ancient technique with modern adaptations, backed by science, to help you de-stress and rewire the mind, literally changing the brain, for greater success and happiness, and there's almost no end to the benefits of being more present and aware.
Adaptation cuts back and forth in time and place between three contrasting milieux - Orlean's poised, superior, self-consciously intellectual Manhattan; the Kaufman twins' slick, hollow show-biz Los Angeles; and the southern blue-collar world of Florida where John Laroche exudes danger and authenticity.
Spike Jonze (Being John Malkovich, Adaptation) is back with a seemingly uncharacteristic sci-fi movie entitled Her, starring Joaquin Phoenix, Rooney Mara and Amy Adams.
