Sentence examples for entirely adapted from inspiring English sources

The script is also an all-female affair, almost entirely adapted from "A Room of One's Own" and "La Vie Matérielle," by Marguerite Duras.

These fungi are entirely adapted to inhabit the dynamic ecosystem that sandy beaches provide, because their morphology and life cycle are adjusted to the characteristics of this ecotone.

TransFon application was developed entirely, without adapting any existing similar tools.

He financed it entirely himself, and adapted constantly as he went along.

The questionnaire originally proposed by the World Health Organization (WHO) was entirely reviewed and adapted to the Brazilian context.

Some remained entirely aquatic, and others adapted to a strictly terrestrial life.

For the right, the principal means of battle was a kind of cultural profiling that slick (and entirely secular) political operatives adapted from their allies in the religious right.

Turn! Turn! (to Everything There Is a Season)", a Pete Seeger composition with lyrics adapted almost entirely from the biblical Book of Ecclesiastes.

Moreover, only about half of these genes appear to be related to chloroplast function; the rest either replaced original eukaryotic homologs or were adapted to entirely novel functions in the host cell's metabolism.

If ICS doesn't have to fit onto the great unwashed variety out there just yet, they can nail down UI principles, hunt down bugs, and generally focus on looking good — and then their next job can be entirely composed of adapting that work to new resolutions.

After considering whether to remake the game entirely or to adapt and add features to the existing PC version, Saber decided to use its game engine for reproducing the original's appearance and the original Halos engine for gameplay.