Sentence examples for concept is adapted from inspiring English sources

The dysfunctional high school concept is adapted from Australia, where a live-action version of the series was shown in 2001.

Discrete-event simulation is applied to assess the financial, operational and environmental performance of different SC configuration options while the value-at-risk concept is adapted to evaluate related SC risks.

This concept is adapted from and builds upon the 'social determinants of health model' of Dahlgren and Whitehead [ 27] and a model of 'globalisation and health' of Huynen and colleagues [ 28].

The weakest-link concept was adapted to the measured lifetimes considering the local stresses and the local strength of the material.

In the 1960s and 1970s the concept was adapted by marketers to evaluate direct response campaigns (e.g., would a postcard or a letter to target customers result in more sales?).

The Hopper, a concept for a reusable launch system was developed and found attractive in the frame of FESTIP, ESA's Furure European Space Transportation Initiation Programme Later, in the national German ASTRA programme this concept was adapted to newly emerged requirement and subjected to a detailed design loop.

The concept was adapted into a popular animated show, and on May 9 Warner Brothers is releasing a live action film featuring Speed, his girlfriend Trixie and his pet monkey Chim Chim.

The same concept was adapted by Chow et al. for the reconstruction of the tibial condyle after en bloc resection of giant cell tumours, with preservation of the blood supply as a pedicled vascularized graft in 1982.

Although heavily influenced by European styles that ranged from Neoclassicism to Romanticism, each concept was adapted to create a culture that was uniquely Brazilian.

Subsequently, the concept was adapted to an artificial ribozyme that catalyzed the attack of a 5'-terminal nucleotide phosphate on the α-phosphate of the terminal triphosphate of an RNA substrate, forming a 5'-5' phosphodiester linkage (i.e. a capping ribozyme; Figure 3C D) [16].

The concept was adapted for gradient chromatography by Horváth and Lipsky [ 20].