Sentence examples for arrangements adapted from inspiring English sources

Were PBF arrangements adapted to that context, or were they introduced as a completely new type of health system organization?

Subsequently, the individual ligand layouts are modified and their interaction atom arrangements are adapted to the global target sequence.

In order to demonstrate the improvement of the discrimination power of an electronic nose by incorporating calorimetric sensors, the developed sensor arrangement was adapted to the electronic nose MOSES II.

If marriage arrangement practices adapted relatively quickly to local environmental situations, we might expect a correlation with one or more of these variables.

A third theme in the global governance literature is the search for innovative institutional arrangements to adapt to, and manage, the externalities arising from increased transboundary flows [ 22, 23].

A considerable challenge in Hb research is deciphering how evolution has harnessed the helical folds of the M and S lineages ("3/3" helical arrangement) and the T lineage ("2/2" helical arrangement) to adapt to various environments and metabolic needs.

Furthermore, administrative arrangements should be adapted to accommodate the frequent inability of IMs to prove identity or residency.

The New Yorker, November 22 , 1969P. 211 Review of "The Arrangement," a film adapted from Elia Kazan's novel and directed by Kazan.

By Pauline Kael The New Yorker, November 22 , 1969P. 211 Review of "The Arrangement," a film adapted from Elia Kazan's novel and directed by Kazan.

Kazan followed it by directing Miller's After the Fall (1964) on the stage and then spent the next few years writing the first of several novels that he would publish, The Arrangement, which he adapted as a film in 1969.

The shield arrangement can be adapted for a portable, modular design.