From the beginning, the suits at Disney's now-defunct Hollywood Pictures envisioned the adaptation of Alten's book as a summer blockbuster.
He told Gogerty he envisioned an adaptation of "The Raven" that would be about lesbians, one of them wearing a Ravens football jersey.
Despite the conceptual appeal of envisioning adaptation as a process that unfolds on rugged adaptive landscapes, it is generally difficult to observe that process [ 11, 12].
In the same context, in the aim of leveraging the spatial reuse in dense WLAN environments, this work envisions the adaptation of the MAC protocols of a managed WLAN system in a centralized manner.
One can easily envision how adaptation can occur by obtaining new alleles that increase the activity of particular membrane transport functions, such as antibiotic efflux or the secretion of antibacterial or host-modulating effectors.
In the 1960s the Beatles envisioned a film adaptation of The Lord of the Rings – Paul as Frodo, Ringo as Sam, George as Gandalf and John as Gollum – that never came to fruition.
Neither he nor any of the other group members (who have gone their separate ways, with only the two men involved in "Mamma Mia!") ever envisioned such a theatrical adaptation until Ms. Craymer, the producer, began suggesting the idea 12 years ago.
In response to this, the responsible Secretary of State explained that a 'Climate Change Roadmap' is now being prepared in which a broad, coherent vision of both climate change mitigation and adaptation is envisioned [78].
Because of the central role of ABA in the adaptation of plants to abiotic stresses, it is envisioned that intervention of ABA signaling by small molecules could help plants to overcome abiotic stresses such as drought.
In this sense, a community of practice network provides a more comprehensive way for reinforcing implementation and adaptation of the changes in application of knowledge that are envisioned.
Originally, he was going to direct an adaptation of James Ellroy's novel, The Black Dahlia (later filmed by Brian De Palma), and envisioned a five-hour, $80 million mini-series with film stars.
