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Many bands have covered songs from In the Court of the Crimson King: the Doves' M62 song, for example, is an adaptation of Moonchild – an "adaptation" because the Manchester band's version comes in at a manageable four minutes.

(His one passion — listening to opera in his car — was left out of this adaptation because the producers thought it would make Wallander too similar to Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse.) Wallander feels guilty for not spending more time with his daughter, Linda (Jeany Spark), or his father (David Warner), a painter who has Alzheimer's disease and paints the same landscape over and over.

Aja was inspired to create this film adaptation because the original manga was one of his childhood favorites.

According to TheWrap, Gyllenhaal has had to bow out of Rob Marshall's musical adaptation because the film conflicts with the actor's indie film "Nightcrawler".

The results also suggest that some host preference evolution can occur via selection on crypsis alone, before (i.e., without) physiological adaptation, because the ecotypes do exhibit weakly divergent host preferences despite being subject only to divergent selection on crypsis.

But stepwise replacement of the wing quills in H. mystacea proceeds so slowly that it may be a consequence of the ontogeny of stepwise molting, rather than an adaptation, because the average number of growing primaries is probably lower than 1.14 feathers per wing.

To apply this nomenclature to the lipid droplet requires some adaptation because of the unusual structure of this organelle (Fig. 3).

Some efforts to promote use of evidence-based programs suggest that the primary concern should be fidelity rather than adaptation because of the lack of data to suggest that adaptation improves program effectiveness [ 16].

A generalised modification of the KKL, called KKL-t further on, had to be used that ignored many species-specific adaptations because the needed empirical data was not available.

Minimizing human Hg exposure will require both mitigation and adaptation because of the long-term impacts of historical Hg.

In particular, these data are expected to be well suited for demographic inferences and investigations of local adaptation because of the inclusion of lines from multiple globally distributed populations with distinct evolutionary histories.