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Standard MT modelling tools such as inversion can also be adapted, for example Rees et al.

Concepts like flyweight modeling and the usage of different LoGs can be adapted, for example, to improve the visualization in web-based environments.

However, this may be well of interest in an on-line system which needs to be adapted, for example, when a user labels a new song to adapt his audio-playing device.

A film often must omit characters and incidents in the novel from which it is adapted, for example, and the pace usually must be accelerated.

The format of the LDP has been adapted, for example, to accommodate people from rural areas.

To understand the complex parasite interactions with the livestock host, there is the limitation where algorithms for epitope mining using the human genome cannot directly be adapted for bovine, for example the prediction of peptide binding to major histocompatibility complex motifs.

Such restrictions are justified on the basis of implausible scenarios – including that football match photos could be "adapted for inappropriate use", for example pasted on a child pornography website; or that paedophiles could use the match photos to identify children to target for "grooming".

The terminology used for the factors of the matrix can be adapted for different contexts; for example, "agent" may be more appropriate than "vector" in certain cases, and "organizational culture" might be used in addition to or instead of "social environment" (Tables 2– 4) when focusing on an institutional context.

The basic structure and design of the visualization could also be adapted for specific communication situations, for example to communicate about the evolution of other groups of organisms.

Two of the aides who have since left — Rahm Emanuel, who was the chief of staff, and Peter R. Orszag, who was the White House budget director — envisioned that the panel's recommendations on overhauling the tax code and Social Security, for example, could be adapted for the president's annual budget that is due early next year.

COAs may have to be adapted for administration using electronic methods (for example by changing the question layout or reducing the number of questions per page), and subsequently there has been debate about the level of measurement equivalence of data collected using different administration modes.