It was adapted in collaboration with Carlton Cuse, whose earlier genre experiment, "Lost," began with huge ambition and then took a late-season nosedive.
Watching Corin Redgrave embody the one-time wordsmith, wit and apparent sexual fetishist Kenneth Tynan is to open one's eyes to a kind of genius that is both scintillating and not a little sad.Richard Nelson's play, adapted in collaboration with Colin Chambers from Tynan's own diaries, has anecdotes to spare, as one might expect, and a degree of pathos which one might not anticipate.
Educational modules were adapted in collaboration with adults who completed preliminary testing of the CBPT treatment [ 31].
Now AMC, the former classic movie channel turned cable drama powerhouse, has given the green light to the project, announcing their intention to adapt Preacher in collaboration with Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, the writers of Superbad and This is the End.
The idea of using social media for collaboration has been adapted in several other contexts, such as in knowledge management (Levy, 2009; Matschke, Moskaliuk, & Cress, 2012), politics (Etling, Kelly, Faris, & Palfrey, 2010), marketing (Sashi, 2012), or citizen science (Robson, Hearst, Kau, & Pierce, 2013).
Alone or in collaboration.
Exploratory factor analysis revealed 3 factors in the adapted interprofessional collaboration scale - labeled Communication, Accommodation, and Isolation - which were subsequently corroborated by confirmatory factor analysis.
As we look to the future, we need to reinvigorate this spirit of collaboration between the public and private sector so that, as new challenges emerge, we can improve and adapt in the future to meet greater needs and demands.
All of the growing technology has been donated by the manufacturers and adapted for FARM:shop in collaboration with Something & Son.
Ms. Wasserstein also wrote a children's book, "Pamela's First Musical," which she adapted for the stage in collaboration with Cy Coleman and David Zippel, and wrote the libretto for "The Festival of Regrets," one of three one-act operas presented under the collective title "Central Park" at the New York City Opera.
In some cases, she adapted the original recipes in collaboration with the chefs.
