Sentence examples for adaptation of something from inspiring English sources

It's a new take on an old theme, an adaptation of something ancient to the thoroughly modern game.

We knew the book was loved but sometimes it is dangerous doing an adaptation of something people imagine in a certain way.

To Ari Berman, a reporter for the Nation and the author of the voting rights history "Give Us the Ballot," Trump's worry about "rigging" sounded like an adaptation of something already mainstream among Republicans.

In 1982, the same year that the highly popular TV adaptation of Something in Disguise first aired, Howard began The Light Years, the first volume of what was to become The Cazalet Chronicles.

The latter is an imitation or adaptation of something already known, and may, as such, represent an incremental innovation.

But I do recall a group of second-semester high-school seniors watching a film every day for a week in English class -- a film adaptation of something they'd read, so they could hardly be accused of slacking off, but they didn't have to think about the participation part of their grade as long as they didn't start to snore.

The capabilities of plants and the empirical evidence indicate that altruism towards relatives, helping as a by-product of an adaptation to something else in the environment, and creating a mutual benefit are ways that plants may help other plants.

The consequence of adaptationism is that every single trait is an adaptation to something.

He used to love coming down the three steps into the living room late at night, pulling the chain on an old green banker's lamp (a prop remnant from the 1983 film adaptation of his novel, Something Wicked This Way Comes).

In the next sections we will suggest a re-interpretation of specific examples from amongst published studies; but, of course, separating activity in domain-specific from that in domain-general networks is not straightforward without explicit adaptation of study designs, something that has only been performed in a few studies.

The majority of the high school students, during the conversations with us and each other, declared that they had finally connected the concept of natural selection and adaptations to "something concrete and to true experiences".