The phrase "adapted straight" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where something has been directly modified or adjusted without deviation, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The design was adapted straight from the original blueprint, ensuring all specifications were met."
Alternatives: "directly modified" or "immediately adjusted".
Phelps collected his thoughts on the subject -- many adapted straight from Browning -- in "Music," a little volume published in 1930.
(Remember Pictionary?) Even if much of its language is adapted straight from modern versions of the Bible, and some of the lyrics are based on hymns, "Godspell" brings to mind a somewhat less venerable but also popular dispenser of moral lessons to its happy flock of followers: "Sesame Street".
I adapted straight away and felt comfortable". Ding held a 6-3 overnight lead at the Crucible Theatre but Wasley reached the second round after recording a break of 103 to force a deciding frame.
"Gone for Goode" included several storylines, and even exact bits of dialogue, adapted straight from Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets.
Different people take longer, some adapt straight away".
To such a spatial manifold, Cartesian coordinates seemed most naturally adapted, and straight lines could be conveniently accommodated.
The complete unknowns, the training environment to which he has adapted, the straight mile he will face at Ascot, as well as the undulating turf of the course.
Instead, prior experience biased adapted trajectory shapes (straight vs. curved) in rotation learning.
I was somewhat accustomed to my distorted limbs; none were ever so ill adapted for a straight-forward movement; it was with infinite difficulty that I proceeded.
They will be done straight, cut, adapted, updated, reimagined, danced, sung, with and without music, indoors, outdoors, by professionals, by amateurs, in English and in other languages.
Figure 3 illustrates the same data, but with RSS as a function of range in logarithmic scale, together with the straight line adapted by the model in (4e).
