Sentence examples for adapted to make a from inspiring English sources

You enter through a rebuilt barn, which uses the original flint and lime walls but has been adapted to make a very tall and open space with wooden beams and a slate floor.

PVC tubes were adapted to make a track for their camera dolly, and when Ms. Lister-Jones was given a red carpet as a joke birthday gift, that was also used to help steady the camera.

"Pain or suffering of any kind," he wrote, "if long continued, causes depression and lessens the power of action, yet it is well adapted to make a creature guard itself against any great or sudden evil".

As noted 150 years ago by Charles Darwin (p. 51): Pain or suffering of any kind, if long continued, causes depression and lessens the power of action; yet, it is well adapted to make a creature guard itself against any great or sudden evil" [ 30].

Response surface methodology (RSM) is applied to this optimizing process and well adapted to make an analytical model.

The earliest camera was the camera obscura, which was adapted to making a permanent image by Joseph Nicéphore Niepce and Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre of France in the 1820s and 1830s.

If you disrupt one line of story, the narrator needs to adapt to make a new one and in this way the game raises interesting questions about what can be done to empower the player while maintaining a satisfying narrative structure.

"But the fashion industry has adapted to make children a prime area for growth as our attitudes adapt and society becomes more child-centric.

In our study, BA has been adapted to make it a nursing intervention – the SAM – to be carried out by registered nurses [ 28].

It is now clear that new translational science concepts will be adapted to make these advancements a reality.

Two members of the research team (JC and HC) assessed the delivery and quality of the intervention by using a modified version of the CBT rating scale (CTSR), adapted to make it suitable for a group [ 23].