Sentence examples for adapted one of the from inspiring English sources
The new company has its own twist of course: each of three men adapted one of the plays in the trilogy to modern settings without knowing the others' approach.
Nevertheless, it also shows how intelligently and creatively he adapted one of the major formal devices of Futurism -- the "lines of force," raylike patterns that indicate raw power present in the modern era.
This study adapted one of the most highly utilised survey tools that measure patient safety attitudes of healthcare students in order to suit pharmacy students.
It adapted one of the most well-known motif search model Planted Motif Search (Rajasekaran 2009) which can precisely capture the nature of motifs and usually give the most accurate results.
We have adapted one of the new generation of binary BSMV VIGS systems for the study of wheat gene function in Z. tritici wheat leaf interactions, allowing more rapid screening of larger numbers of candidate plant genes that are being identified from RNA sequencing, map-based cloning of disease resistance genes and resistance QTL analysis projects.
This study adapted one of these instruments, the Drug Use Screening Inventory (DUSI), to be used within behavioral genetic or other epidemiological research on nonclinical samples.
Neil himself came on as an executive producer, we hired the excellent screenwriter Jack Thorne, and we started in on the ambitious task of adapting one of the most beloved and boundary-pushing titles in the world of comics.
The fidelity is to adapt one of the aggregated service component adjusting QoS parameters, that is, multimedia adaptation with the perceptual quality from the perspective of end user.
Why not adapt one of the little-known works, involving fewer famous characters?
Seth Duerr, an ambitious actor and director, decided he wanted to adapt one of the British novelist Ian McEwan's books.
It takes a fool or perhaps a genius to adapt one of the greatest American novels for the stage — and Orson Welles was a bit of both.
