Sentence examples for adapted to words from inspiring English sources

That the vision of Verdi as "singer of the Risorgimento" owes less to historical fact than to patriotic nostalgia should not be thought to diminish its significance; adapted to words about the downtrodden masses, "Va, pensiero" could still be heard at Italian communist rallies in the 1990s.

It was disconcerting at first to hear the music adapted to the words "Alzai le flebili voci al Signor" (an Italian version of the psalm "I raised my weeping cries to the Lord," attributed in the program notes to Lorenzo da Ponte).

The above recursive formula (3) can be easily adapted to spaced words as long as the number of don't care positions in the underlying pattern is small.

The habit soon spread to France through the ambassador to Portugal, Jean Nicot, whose name was adapted to create the word nicotine.

It adapts to recognize words, starting with the words it sees most frequently.

They are, in other words, adapted to Texas.

Multipart singing in African music embraces two entirely different approaches, homophonic and polyphonic, with the definition of these words adapted to African cultures.

Robin Denselow The Waterboys Sweet Dancer The Waterboys' long-awaited An Appointment with Mr Yeats – the great poet's words adapted to rock music – is a barnstormer.

Over time, reading hijacked my brain, as large areas once dedicated to processing the "real" world adapted to processing the printed word.

Advanced probabilistic, machine-learning methods, that (to a degree) can be adapted to an environment without word boundaries are obviously the way forward here.

Literally translated words and/or sentences were edited into more idiomatic Swedish and words were adapted to fit the Swedish healthcare and county council organization.