Sentence examples for adopts one of from inspiring English sources

Nearly every Portuguese town and village adopts one of the santos populares, the popular saints of António (Anthony), João (John) or Pedro Peterr), whose days all fall in June, probably a Christian adaptation of pagan summer solstice celebrations.

To resolve this impasse, this study adopts one of the simplest expectations: perfect foresight.

The application of the lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) in three-dimensional isothermal hydrodynamic problems often adopts one of the following models: D3Q15, D3Q19, or D3Q27.

Louie Rivera, a detective with the Broward Sheriff's Office, adopts one of the pups after seeing videos of the rescue posted online.

To capture the underlying physical phenomena of a gene network, this work adopts one of the most popular concrete models, the S-system model, to represent a gene network.

These structures, however, also revealed that upon substrate loading AcrB becomes asymmetric, that is, each protomer in the trimer adopts one of three distinct conformational states, designated as 'loose' (L), 'tight' (T) and 'open' (O), or alternatively, as 'access', 'binding' and 'extrusion', (Murakami et al., 2006; Seeger et al., 2006).

Minnesota will also vote on whether to adopt one of the nation's most restrictive voter photo ID laws.

A rival gang known as the Cheetham Hillbillies also had designs on Konspiracy, and adopted one of the rooms as its unofficial HQ.

But as the election post-mortems got under way on Wednesday, some Liberals were suggesting that the only way to take on Mr. Harper may be to adopt one of his own strategies.

Looks like Alltel's finally beginning to rub off on Verizon, with the latter adopting one of the finest features of their new found property.

In 1984, it adopted one of the first and most restrictive bans on smoking in public places.