Shorter measurement period results in less time needed for adaptation unless the number of iteration steps needed to finish the adaptation increases too much.
Director Rossen's daughter Carol Rossen speculates that previous adaptations focused too much on the pool aspects of the story and not enough on the human interaction.
Pope's adaptation, too, is just as much about that time and those people in that place, as about the Clermont.
Adaptation is so useful for the brain's processing of information that it has been kept by evolution, even in basic visual processing, and this extra muscle twitching has been added in to prevent too much adaptation causing problems for us.
Sakaguchi indicated the reason for this was the lack of powerful gaming hardware at the time, feeling the graphics in any game adaptation would be far too much of a step down from the graphics in the film itself.
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.
While Yardsellr may have created a social and gamified channel by which local sellers could increase their ability to make a few bucks selling their wares, there had been too much competition, adaptation from incumbents and the social commerce management business model ended up being less attractive than Yardsellr had hoped.
When is the amount of accidental chance that we invoke for explaining the evolution of complex adaptation from the traditional view too much, and when is it not too much?
Barrymore's friend, Errol Flynn, played him in a 1958 film Too Much, Too Soon, an adaptation of the autobiography of Diana Barrymore, with Dorothy Malone playing the female lead.
Creative vandalism is all very well; there's too much reverence to most screen adaptations anyway.
