Sentence examples for has adapted some from inspiring English sources

Matt has adapted some of Al's drawing techniques for the modern era.

This time, Wagner was influenced by Fred Iklé, who has adapted some of Ted Taylor's concerns during the post-Cold War period.

It has adapted some of the wonderful principles including leave no trace where you don't throw litter on the ground.

Although Discovery has adapted some of the USPSTF recommendations to suit their target population, they have to date not undertaken any research to evaluate potential harms that may have occurred as a result of these screening recommendations.

The DDT has adapted some of the findings from the Executive Dysfunction and Delay Aversion literature, incorporating attentional, behavioural organisation, motor coordination, nondeclarative habit learning deficits and delay aversion, as auxiliary hypotheses, into a larger dopaminergic, fronto-striatal neurological model.

When I first saw it, I thought Bergman must have adapted some classical text.

"We've adapted some of our training to replicate some of the thinking that's needed in tight games," he said, "and I think we've learned some lessons".

Engineers and mathematicians have provided valuable insights into the nature of information, particularly related to communications, and biologists have adapted some of those insights to the study of biological systems.

The young director of "Short Term 12," Destin Daniel Cretton, may have adapted some of the techniques of low-budget independent features, including a suggestion of tentativeness in the hand-held cinematography.

CMA CGM, the large Marseille-based container group, said in a statement this week that all of its vessels — owned and chartered — were still calling in Japan as scheduled, though it had adapted some routes to avoid restricted areas.

I've adapted some of Solovic's best tidbits (see sidebar) and combined these with comments from successful women I interviewed for this article.