Sentence examples for early adaptation from inspiring English sources

This is mostly due to its early adaptation to living with humans, and its adaptability to a wide range of conditions.

Southern and Michael Cooper wrote their own early adaptation.

I'm an early adopter of this kind of stuff, a process that always involves early adaptation as well.

It stands strong and successful as an early adaptation of a popular historical style to the new high-rise design.

No mention of his early adaptation of DH Lawrence's Women in Love (1969), or even The Devils (1971), his notorious screen version of Aldous Huxley's The Devils of Loudun.

The inspiration for a robotic security guard was born out of the Sandy Hook elementary school shootings but this early adaptation is thankfully unarmed: it's having enough problems avoiding pedestrians.

Author as Director With "Personal Velocity," Rebecca Miller joins the handful of writers who have directed movie adaptations of their own work: André Malraux, who filmed an adaptation of his novel "Man's Hope" in 1945, and L. Frank Baum, who directed a couple of early adaptations of the Oz books, and not many others.

These early adaptations may have served us well when we were little, but they can hurt us as adults, particularly as parents.

Because my adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's Child of God will be released this August, I thought I would pepper the summer with three early adaptations I did when I was at NYU.

The Nightflyers story was first adapted into a brain-bleedingly bad 1988 film, but as Handmaid's Tale and Westworld have proven, we can't judge a new series by its gloriously cheesy early adaptations.

Early adaptations are obtained within the first few days, but the main physiological adaptations are not complete until ∼1 week.