Sentence examples for full adapting from inspiring English sources

It doesn't mean it won't be successful, but it is going to have its hands full adapting to the needs of an unfamiliar customer base.

Spielberg will have his hands full adapting "Halo," a massively successful franchise that has sold over 50 million copies worldwide with a fanbase eager to see the story come alive on the screen.

Trapiello's Don Quijote de la Mancha, which "faithfully" and "in full" adapts Cervantes' 17th-century vocabulary into contemporary Spanish, was ninth on the Spanish bestseller list in late July, according to AFP.

We do not know whether the stretching is linear, but this observation justifies replacing ((v - E_{z})) in Eq. (19) with (Delta(I_{star})) for the purpose of predicting the behavior of the full, adapted system.

However, the shared GMM could be adapted by using the full adaptation data set.

Credit View full screen Adapting the "relentlessly crazy" book was an excruciating process.

Luminance For the light phase the luminance of the full field adapting light should be 100 photopic cd/m as measured with a photometer (photopic filter) with a traceable calibration (see also notes on pupil dilation below).

Our full model adapts quicker than the simple model.

Aim to have your child well-rested before leaving for your trip, taking restorative naps, and sleeping well at night for the days preceding your departure.. Babies and children whose sleep tanks are full can adapt much easier to schedule changes and a little lost sleep here or there.

Hospitals are at liberty to use these national guidelines in full or adapt them slightly into local antibiotic guidelines.

However, implementation of the full model, adapted to continuous infusions seemed excessive as the time delay is only minor and shows high variability.