The phrase "adapted by the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has been modified or changed by the same person or entity, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The novel was adapted by the same director who created the original film."
Alternatives: "adapted by the same author" or "modified by the same individual".
Convergent evolution, the phenomenon in which distantly related species living in the same environment adapt by evolving the same features, has been known from the time of Darwin, but convergence of entire communities is a different matter, and anoles are arguably the best-documented example of this phenomenon.
In Albania, Romania, Poland and within the Soviet Union itself the results were the same: Eric Ambler as adapted by the Three Stooges.
The important clue, Javid explained, was the script, which had been adapted by the implacable libertarian Ayn Rand from her novel of the same name.
The chance that two independently evolving populations adapt by selecting the same beneficial mutation becomes relatively high when mutations are present with an exceptional benefit - as was recently found for the resistance to cefotaxime caused by mutations in TEM-1 β-lactamase [ 7].
Quantitatively, we classified AIs by the difference between the test and adapted stimuli, namely, the adapted hue (test and adapted hues were the same), adjacent hues (test and adapted hues differed by 90° on either side), and the opponent hue (differed by 180°), and performed a one-factor ANOVA with repeated measures in each visual area with test-stimulus conditions as the factor.
SIGNALS OF DISTRESS Created and performed by members of the Flying Machine; adapted by Joshua Carlebach from the novel of the same name by Jim Crace; directed by Mr. Carlebach; lighting by Josh Bradford and Raquel Davis; set by Marisa Frantz; costumes by Theresa Squire; sound by Bill Ware; production stage manager, Sloan Edenfield; stage manager, Courtni Wisenbaker.
In 2000, Aguilera recorded the Spanish version of "Reflection" titled "Mi Reflejo" which was adapted by Rudy Pérez for the album of the same name.
"Blink" is the third story of the revived series to be adapted for television by the same writer from a piece of their spin-off writing.
The screenplay was adapted by David Self, from the graphic novel of the same name by Max Allan Collins.
