Dern and Witherspoon's familial chemistry is one of the many authentic elements of the big-screen adaptation, steered by "Dallas Buyers Club" director Jean-Marc Vallée and written by "High Fidelity" author Nick Hornby.
The process allows for growth of a broad range of authentic virus strains without the need for egg adaptation [ 37].
Authentic they aren't; they represent a blending of cultures, an adaptation of the Japanese passion for freshness and jewel-like design to the American passion for the new and the different.
The BBC's first fusion adaptation was the 1986 production of Northanger Abbey, which combined authentic style and 1980s punk, with characters often veering into the surreal.
For more authentic shopping, head to Souk Qaryat Al Beri (13) on the Grand Canal, a contemporary adaptation of a traditional souk.
With a renewed call for inquiry-based learning and authentic research experiences for undergraduate students in biology (AAAS 2011) and continued misconceptions related to adaptation and natural selection (e.g., Abraham et al. 2009), the development of tractable model systems that students can use to test hypotheses related to adaptation is essential.
These canons are neither the authentic work of St. Hippolytus nor the oldest church regulations but are a later adaptation of the Apostolic Tradition of St . Hippolytus
It is only natural to implicate Mr. Kaufman in his own story, if for no other reason that "Adaptation," another story about the effort to create something artificial that is still authentic, includes a screenwriter named Charlie Kaufman as a character.
The bean beetle is one such model system in which students may design and conduct authentic research in a laboratory course to evaluate hypotheses on the role of evolutionary history in adaptation [See Additional files 1 and 2].
Their adaptation of "Band of Brothers" was faithful and struck most viewers, and most veterans, as authentic.
