Sentence examples for authorized adaptation from inspiring English sources

Personality traits were assessed with the Dutch authorized adaptation of the NEO-PI-R (Costa & McCrae, 1992; Hoekstra et al., 1996).

"This is the first authorized adaptation of a Pynchon work, which suggests that Mr. Pynchon, famously reclusive, is cooperating in some fashion," wrote reporter Dennis Lim.

The real-life horror story was already turned into a mediocre Lifetime movie even though the Broaddus's asked the network to please, please not do that but this Netflix film will be the first authorized adaptation of the Watcher House saga.

Authorized adaptations can be a little toothless — this film is based on Mandela's own memoir and has his blessing — and at points there's a kind of familiar inspirational quality to the trailer, though it does show some bite when Mandela makes his ideological shift.

CvdS designed and realized the original study (conducted in Sydney), authorized the adaptation and the use of the questionnaire, participated in the design of this study, and revised the manuscript.

The items were general in their nature and not disease-specific, and this allowed us to contact the creator who authorized an adaptation by replacing the word 'diabetes' with 'heart disease' in all 10 items.

That is no longer the case and the owner of the right to reproduce a work has the sole right to authorize an adaptation of the work; in that case, we refer, for example, to a derivative work, an adaptation or a reproduction that has been transformed.

In July 2006, Simon Levy's stage adaptation, the only one authorized and granted exclusive rights by the Fitzgerald Estate, had its world premiere at The Guthrie Theater to commemorate the opening of its new theatre, directed by David Esbjornson.

In adaptation, this means that how we 'story' the environment determines how we understand and practice adaptation, how risks are defined, who is authorized as actors in the change debate, and the range of policy options considered.

The Norwegian version has recently been authorized.

Each volume has two Frederick Evans' bookplates: one designed by F.C. Tilney and the other an adaptation of the Morte Darthur borders by Aubrey Beardsley (possibly authorized by the artist).