Sentence examples for even adapted from inspiring English sources
She even adapted Greek and Roman forms to classic Santa Clara shapes.
In 1878 he even adapted Muybridge's animal locomotion studies for use in a zoetrope, an ancestor of the movie projector.
They have even adapted their rhetoric so that they are the ones seeking the mantle of "tolerance".
Speaking at the Edinburgh TV Festival in 2012, Mr Salmond said broadcasting had "not even adapted to devolution".
The Dambusters March made the Top Ten in 1955, circled the charts for a year and was even adapted as a hymn tune.
He even adapted it to use carbon dioxide as a freezing agent instead of the nitrous oxide used in the West.
Black college bands began salting their repertory of marches and alma mater songs with radio hits in the 1960s, even adapting Motown dance routines.
Microsoft says games could even adapt in real time to players' physical response, amping up the action if they aren't stimulated enough, or tamping it down if it's too scary.
Consequently, he/she may obtain some insights about the problem and even adapt the decision criteria.
Such defaults, which may even adapt to previous choices, ensure that a functional and fully defined product emerges at the end of the configuration process.
The company's audio publishing platform blends user preferences, behavior, and predictive search technologies to deliver a personalized information experience that even adapts based on the user's expected traffic corridor.
