Extraordinarily creative and devious in his use and adaptation of materials for criminal ends, he forged paintings by the 17th-century artist Johannes Vermeer and other Dutch masters that were authenticated by experts and hung in museums.
Permission from these organisations was obtained prior to adaptation of materials.
For the cross-cultural adaptation of materials for Native Americans, they also used a modified SAM, in addition to two independent readability assessments along with target community input to successfully tailor and evaluate educational materials on smoking cessation in English.
Translation and visual adaptation of materials were critical in one area: ".. we have a culturally diverse community…so what we do is tailor our programmes … we use different languages.
Identification of local terms for the conditions of interest and further adaptation of materials to fit local idioms and imagery were undertaken by the Vietnam-based adaptation sub-group comprising health research workers qualified in public health and social sciences, many of whom also brought their perspectives as parents of young children.
Some of them self-penned, and others would be adaptations of material I love.
Yet in this adaptation of the material, Susann's life is flattened, made campy and cute.
In this week's Body Issue, the magazine included an adaptation of new material being published in the second edition of Dan Buettner's book "Blue Zones".
Mankiewicz's script, though nominally an "original" — and in the best sense original — was in large part an adaptation of the material (much of it published) of Hearst's life.
By the 1960's, Mr. Autant-Lara and his contemporaries in the French "tradition of quality" films came under sharp attack, notably from Francois Truffaut, who argued that their films were "stale" and relied too much on adaptation of old material.
However, applying nc-SiOx:H thin-films in photovoltaic devices necessitates an individual adaptation of the material properties according to the specific functions in the device.
