Still, many of his themes recur: the proliferation and use of symbols in daily life; the intensity of feeling of Japaneseness, and the special role of the outsider (and the impossibility of assimilation) in helping affirm it; the fondness for adaptation of ideas and things imported; and the uses of kitsch.
The present work develops a methodology for reconstruction of plant connectivity from dynamic data using directional spectral analysis, a novel adaptation of ideas from neurosciences and econometrics.
There is precedent to say that adaptations are awful ideas, let alone adaptations of successful adaptations: the 1991 film The Silence of the Lambs was faithful to the 1988 Thomas Harris novel and the Oscar count alone suggests the film did pretty well, but its successors – Hannibal, Red Dragon, Hannibal Rising – weren't received quite as warmly.
So while it might be advantageous in the physical sense for a perfect beach body to have aquatic adaptations, the idea of some sort of "marine primate" is clearly ludicrous.
With a little adaptation, these are ideas which many of us would see as important in a more learner centric, flexible approach to teaching: an approach where we teach the pupils and students we work with, not the ring binder we're given.
The history of Japanese painting exhibits synthesis and competition between native Japanese aesthetics and adaptation of imported ideas.
Still, this took place a mere two years after Hansen first proposed the number as a measure of our global health, an astonishing adaptation to new ideas.
Here's a better handling that is harder to fathom, based on Martin Gardner's adaptation of key ideas of Bob Hummer's from the 1940s.
Further extension may also address the adaptation of the ideas introduced herein to metabolic flux analysis with data from labelling experiments (13C-MFA) [ 12- 14].
Over the last fifty years there has gradually developed an adaptation of psychoanalytic ideas to a once weekly psychotherapy format for use in public sector conditions.
