Sentence examples for adaptation of means from inspiring English sources

The theatre has the beauty that comes from the practical adaptation of means to ends.

How to effectuate policy—the adaptation of means to legitimately sought ends—is one of the most intractable of legislative problems.

In striking contrast to the checkered pattern of Henry's wars and schemes, his governance of England displays a careful and successful adaptation of means to a single end the control of a realm served by the best administration in Europe.

He is visible "in the wonderful order and simplicity of Nature, in the adaptation of means to ends, and in the creation of man to which everything refers, with power capable of indefinite improvement" (Black & Könekamp 1972: 155).

We adapted the constrained version of this method, known as constrained MLLR (CMLLR) [37], where the transformation matrix applied for adaptation of means has to be the same as the one used for adaptation of variances.

Whatever is done, God could have done without the intervention of instruments or means: but it is in the construction of instruments, in the choice and adaptation of means, that a creative intelligence is seen.

Grey Henson as Damian, Barrett Wilbert Weed as Janis and Erika Henningsen as Cady in the musical adaptation of "Mean Girls," now playing on Broadway.

Good adaptation of families means adapting in predictable ways in response to life changes and stress events [ 20, 48].

Many of Bresson's techniques and ideas — the employment of nonprofessional actors, the adaptation of naturalistic means to spiritual ends — have taken hold among European filmmakers in the past decade or so.

From its earliest origins to the present, the history of government, he argued, is the story of the adaptation of "old means to accomplish new ends" — a history of progress.

It involves MLLR adaptation of the means of output distributions of continuous density hidden Markov models (HMMs).