Sentence examples for adapting them for from inspiring English sources

Third, future anadromous fish undergo parr smolt transformation (smoltification), adapting them for a life in the marine environment, and seawater adaptability is highly size-dependent (Jones 1959).

After World War II, Willys continued building Jeeps, adapting them for civilian use.

Mr. Seinfeld said he was taking ideas that held personal interest and adapting them for the Internet.

Many British craft brewers are using new IPA recipes imported from America for their brews but again adapting them for local palates.

But that would not cover the cost of adapting them for refueling and surveillance, or of ultimately buying them, as the Air Force is expected to do.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students develop older versions of child or adolescent characters from favorite works of literature, adapting them for teenage or adult sequels.

They studied classroom strategies that had worked in other schools, and adapted them for Newton.

Use the same tools we suggest above, but adapt them for works of literature.

But a few pragmatic compromises have been made to adapt them for public view.

The greenhouses were used largely for growing fruits and vegetables until Miss Duke adapted them for ornamental use.

The rest will go to fire departments and businesses that plan to adapt them for civic and commercial use.