Sentence examples for adapted type of from inspiring English sources

The Renaissance and early modern period led to a newly adapted type of monarchy in Europe, with monarchs initiating voyages of discovery to other continents, developing new forms of mercantile trade, and, most of all, building mass armies and large government bureaucracies that represented innovative forms of political administration.

PCT is an adapted type of CT specifically developed to prevent relapse in recurrent depression.

The face to face PCT is an adapted type of cognitive therapy for acute depression [ 16] and specifically developed to prevent relapse in recurrent depression in remitted patients.

Bacteria, the most diverse and adapted types of cells in the biosphere, have permanently been evolving during millions of years to survive different environmental changes.

Several groups have recently adapted this type of approach for high-throughput RNAi screening to identify new regulators of cell migration.

It is possible to adapt either type of system, but the style of adaptation differs.

Mr. Leupold said that Archstone-Smith was known for innovations like its Internet-based system for checking a prospective tenant's credit rating on the spot and for adapting the type of pricing used by airlines and hotels to the apartment market.

The generalized MMSE beamforming keeps the degradation minimal by effectively adapting either types of interference, i.e., intracell and intercell interference.

"A big problem in European football is that players who come over are not ready; not adapted to the type of football, the food, the language.

The results showed that this model is well adapted to this type of problem.

A discretization scheme is adapted to this type of grid by adding interpolation points to complete differencing stencils.