The different approaches to this moment, however, raise a recurrent dilemma with visual adaptations of literature.
Leif Manger, "Human Adaptation in East African Drylands: The Dilemma of Concepts and Approaches Pastoral" (Addis Ababa: OSSREA, 1996), 13.
In particular, we study games with local adaptation such as the prisoner's dilemma, to which we add heterogeneity in payoffs.
One way health professionals could support patients is through the provision of advice on the best ways to resolve the work and health dilemma, either involving specific adaptations to their work duties, or by negotiating with employers directly.
To overcome this dilemma, we seek to develop a proposal adaptation scheme with affordable distributed implementation.
In attempting to demonstrate that a cooperative dilemma occurs the authors pre-adapted both cooperators and cheaters to a lysine-limited environment in order to attempt to remove the confounding effect of adaptation to this environment.
He added that the adaptation possessed "no compelling mysteries nor are there deeper psychological dilemmas being explored"., as there were with Persona 4: The Animation.
The emergence of actors like Whishaw, who played the lovelorn John Keats in Jane Campion's Bright Star, Sebastian Flyte in the 2008 adaptation of Brideshead Revisited, and appeared in the BBC series London Spy, poses a dilemma for film-makers.
And that's the dilemma facing the table tennis-loving protagonist in this play, the Royal Exchange Theatre's adaptation of Howard Jacobson's novel.
We describe this dilemma in the context of endangered species management, stream restoration, and climate-change adaptation.
