Sentence examples for adapted by many from inspiring English sources

Adapted by many type designers of genius, it has been the "standard" typeface of book typography.

As a group, the gruiforms are probably best known for their impressive and graceful courtship displays, the most famous of which, the dances of the cranes, are imitated and adapted by many native peoples.

The RT-PCR is readily available and has been widely adapted by many laboratories in HuCV researches.

The idea of increasing quality by reducing variability is important and has been adapted by many industries.

This notion was adapted by many authors to study partial differential equations with measurable data, especially for (L^{1}) data (see [16 18] for example).

3D is being adapted by many TV manufacturers soon the system will be built-into most TVs, eliminating a consumer's buying decision and making the PS3's capabilities look so much more enticing.

In a tough economy it makes sense to illustrate how a label's designs can be adapted by the many rather than narrowly suggesting that there is only one right way to wear a particular look.

Creating original content is especially important now that so many BBC-branded skeins are being adapted by U.S. broadcasters — many with the help of BBC Worldwide Americas' own content division.

The lavish variety entertainment Dioclesian, adapted by Betterton, with many monsters, dragons, and machines, from Massinger and Fletcher's History of Dioclesian, was very popular throughout the '90s and made a lot of money for the United Company.

The flexibility in device design, low cost, and the ease of construction should allow them to be adapted by groups in many fields.

Happy hours have long been illegal here, but many bars adapted by offering all-day drink specials.