Sentence examples for adapted at least from inspiring English sources
He sometimes used American stars — Jack Palance in "Contempt" (1963), Eddie Constantine in "Alphaville" (1965) — or adapted (at least nominally) American crime fiction; "Band of Outsiders" (1964) is based on a novel by Dolores Hitchens, "Pierrot le Fou" (1965) on one by Lionel White, "Made in U.S.A".
Many pols have adapted, at least in the superficial sense.
Each measure was adapted at least twice independently.
The heparin dose was adapted at least once daily, according the aPTT value and clinical tolerance; it was stopped when bleeding occurred and restarted after bleeding was controlled.
Peripheral formative evaluation occurs, mainly through quantitative data collection and the policy can be adapted at least at the peripheral level, flexibly.
The results indicate that the accessions in each population are adapted, at least to some extent, to their environment, but do not reveal whether this adaptation was a factor in the origin of individual populations, or merely reflects the more recent evolution of landraces to the environments in which they are being grown.
An industry that plays such a large part in the state's livelihood, full of centuries-old traditions and passionate animal lovers, is most likely to find ways to adapt, at least in the short term.
And people can adapt, at least to lowish levels of change; indeed the study provides evidence to help them do so as it shows which crops in a given country are the most affected by global warming.
During the fax's brief moment, between the post and e-mail, Mitford corresponded with Miss Manners over the etiquette governing the new machine, and managed to adapt at least one old epistolary convention to the world's new instantaneousness: "Yrs of 9 54 from Chatsworth just rec'd," she informed Debo.
There are many battles left to fight, though, before these new DVD's hit the shelves, and it is entirely possible that the camps will never reach a consensus, forcing consumers, retailers, movie studios and others to adapt, at least initially, to two competing standards.
