Sentence examples for adapting the end from inspiring English sources

By adapting the end of the proof of Theorem 3.1, we get the desired factorization of x.

The Third Metric model for college applications, I believe, calls for adapting the end-game goal to the following notion: "the best possible college for me; where I can continue my journey to become who I want to be".

It is really a Nietzschean refashioning of Euripides's Bacchae (albeit set in 12th- century Sicily), and Szymanowski himself adapted the ending of the libretto to portray a man who has first recognised and then overcome the dangerous, yet enriching, Dionysian forces within.

First, we present a novel utilization control service that enforces desired CPU utilization bounds on multiple processors by adapting the rates of end-to-end tasks within user-specified ranges.

His game had already been adapting towards the end of his glittering first stint in north London, the spearhead of a team who had been Invincibles for a campaign.

"It is a neat story of how people were adapting at the end of the last ice age," Waters says.

We have taken the liberty of adapting the reviewers' language at the end of the discussion section of the revised paper.

(NBC ended up adapting "The Lottery" for two programs in the early nineteen-fifties).

When he finally started writing 12-tone works (adapting the technique to his own ends), even those scores were Neo-Classical in a sense.

He ended by adapting the famous "Ich bin ein Berliner" quote from the late US President John F Kennedy during the Cold War.

It is, to adapt Churchill, the end of the beginning.