Sentence examples for great adaptation from inspiring English sources

Knowing how components are composed and being able to modify this composition at run-time provides great adaptation capabilities: the application can be adapted to evolutions in the execution environment, by changing some of the components taking part in the composition or changing the dependencies between the involved components.

Zaha has already made one great adaptation.

Yes, it is possible to make a great adaptation.

It isn't considered a great adaptation of a stage play, but EMPEROR JONES (1933) has Paul Robeson in the title role, and that's enough.

Together the men have some of the comic symbiosis of Humbert Humbert and Quilty in that other great adaptation, Kubrick's "Lolita".

His novel "Fear" was filmed in 1928, again in 1936, and, in a great adaptation by Roberto Rosselini, starring Ingrid Bergman, in 1954.

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"Evolution works as a tinkerer," he says, "and tinkering doesn't always lead great adaptations".