Sentence examples for adapted for another from inspiring English sources
UNIX was quickly adapted for another computer, and the team ported (modified) it to the PDP-11 by late 1970.
It was conceived for one purpose, adapted for another, and somewhere along the line it acquired a hold on American life that nobody ever intended.
The transformational model has also been adapted for another field of psycholinguistics, the processing and comprehension of speech; early experiments in this area suggested, for example, that passive sentences took longer to process than their active counterparts because an extra grammatical rule was necessary to produce the passive sentence.
Based on the preliminary success of the initial project, the restoration techniques were adapted for another beach extension to the west.
With its strong and disturbing images, its lessons about friendship, bravery and loyalty, this saga was probably destined to be adapted for another medium.
It has since come to our attention that while the author did reach out to the company about a specific excerpt of the book adapted for another publication, Amazon was not given the opportunity to comment on the book as a whole.
An engaging but utterly creepy book – now set to be adapted for screen – and another coup for Canongate.
Most tools (Table 1) developed for one methanoarchaeal model organism can usually be adapted for use in another, as exemplified by exploiting the insect transposable element Himar1 together with its transposase for random mutagenesis in Methanosarcina (Zhang et al. 2000) and, later, in Methanococcus (Sattler et al. 2013).
When work recommenced in 1758, the design was adapted for fear of another earthquake.
An instrument adapted for use in another country or culture should be culturally relevant and valid for the local population, while demonstrating acceptable psychometric properties.
After Rie arrived in London, the Plischke pieces were adapted for her new home by another Viennese refugee, Ernst Freud, the architect son of the founder of psychoanalysis.
