Sentence examples for and adapted in the from inspiring English sources

Her concept was imitated and adapted in the United States during the early nineteen-seventies.

Business strategies were formulated, defined, road-tested and adapted in the face of competitors' actions.

Chippendale designs were simplified and adapted in the second half of the 18th century; two of these modified designs are country Chippendale and Irish Chippendale.

This technology defining the operational state of the system has been developed and adapted in the present investigation by adopting the Tunisian climate.

The instrument of learning motivation, developed by Prenzel et al. (1996) has been frequently used and adapted in the field of VET (Beck 2000; Knöll et al. 2007; Nickolaus and Ziegler 2005; Prenzel and Drechsel 1996; Schumann 2010; Seidel et al. 2003; Seifried 2005; Winther 2006; ).

Our average model was trained with data recorded at a frame rate of 60fps and adapted in the second phase to data captured at a rate of 30 fps, but that difference was not an issue as the durations were adapted automatically during the average-to-style model adaptation.

It is only right that the regulatory body is able to change and adapt in the same way as the organisations that it is regulating.

This suggests that in order to avoid extinction, native species must retain broad ecological tolerances and, most importantly, the ability to evolve and adapt in the face of increased competition due to species invasions.

One hallmark of an immigrant is the desire to assimilate and adapt in the adopted environment.

· Flexibility, the ability to change, evolve, and adapt in the face of disaster.

As we look to the future, we need to reinvigorate this spirit of collaboration between the public and private sector so that, as new challenges emerge, we can improve and adapt in the future to meet greater needs and demands.