The phrase "adaptation starting" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the beginning phase of a process related to adaptation, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The adaptation starting point is crucial for understanding how species evolve over time."
Alternatives: "beginning of adaptation" or "initiation of adaptation".
So what then of the new Poldark adaptation starting this Sunday?
BBC1's blackly comic three-part adaptation (starting 15 February) finds Rowling reunited with Dumbledore actor Michael Gambon, who plays adulterous deli owner Howard Mollison.
Instead, Cubitt has teamed up again with Dornan to make a very different drama: a three-part adaptation, starting this week, of Irish author Eugene McCabe's novel Death and Nightingales.
This despite the fact that "White Oleander" has done many things right in its adaptation, starting with the casting of Pfeiffer, who gives a riveting, impeccable performance in what is literally and figuratively a killer role.
Clearly, there is little direct affinity between the adaptation and Shakespeare's Hamlet beyond the phrase "To be, or not to be" that the adaptation starts from and returns to.
The application layer adaptation starts working with a delay and before that lots of video packets are dropped at MAC.
Once ADTE in MME receives the inputs and makes a decision, the adaptation starts with session renegotiation.
It may be difficult to get the AM adaptation started when the initial proposal distribution is far from the correct one and the DR framework provides a natural remedy for these situations.
Originally broadcast across the two networks, this will be the first time that every episode of the hugely popular series by Neil Gaiman will be on BBC Radio 4. The six-part adaptation starts on Radio 4 with a 60-minute episode at 11pm on Christmas Day - Wednesday 25 December - and continues with five 30-minute instalments on consecutive nights at 11 30pm, Thursday 26 to Monday 30.
One adaptation started with wild-type phage, while the other started with a recombinant population to increase initial variation.
However, as all adaptation started from shock, delineating the temporal characteristics of the adaptation process and testing the mechanistic links between shock and adaptation should serve as essential foundation for modulating genome evolution, including the rational engineering of co-evolving traits.
