Sentence examples for adaptation expectations from inspiring English sources

And with echoes of Curtis Hanson's LA Confidential, another Ellroy adaptation, expectations have been high for The Black Dahlia, but it's a relief he doesn't ask me what I thought of the movie.

Some of these results are consistent with adaptation expectations as inferred from signs of parallelism, but we cannot rule out that other evolutionary or non-evolutionary processes have influenced the results.

As with the apocryphal frog, the gradual pace of change combined with our rapid adaptation of expectations could deceive us into thinking that our changing climates are not changing much at all, that they are normal.

This paper concentrates on the issue of psychological adaptation: naturalness, expectations, experience (short-/long-term), time of exposure, perceived control and environmental stimulation, and presents an attempt to try and evaluate the relative impact of each of these parameters.

(I6/1, female) Other response-focused emotion-regulation strategies revealed in the data were cognitive strategies: rationalization or acceptance of the situation by adaptation of expectations.

However, Auld [ 47] suggested that the decrease in the percentage of HIV-positive people in employment is a consequence of the adaptation of expectations of the person to a health shock that implies a lower life expectancy.

Individual appraisals of QoL are influenced by social processes (e.g. social comparison) alongside psychological factors (e.g. optimism) [ 38], and adaptation of expectations in response to changing circumstances and experiences may allow for QoL to be maintained despite objective deterioration in circumstances or decline in aspects of functioning [ 13].

This paper examines the role of adaptation in expectation formation processes by analyzing how educational tracking in high schools affects adolescents' educational expectations.

This property is essential for minimizing effects of psychological and neuronal adaptation and expectation.

Their next two pictures were the Dickens adaptations "Great Expectations" and "Oliver Twist," both directed by Lean and produced by Mr. Neame.

After years as a highly regarded editor, he co-directed Noel Coward's In Which We Serve (1942) and after three further Coward films he made his masterly Dickens adaptations, Great Expectations and Oliver Twist.