Sentence examples for has begun adapting from inspiring English sources
Beginning with "Storage Wars," Beers has begun adapting his formula to this shifting frontier; he has several new "Deadliest Catch -style programs in the works, but the shows he now seems most exCatch -stylewere about more mundane programsons.
One of the robots WPI has begun adapting is the Aero (Autonomous Exploration Rover).
Red Hat is best known for creating a version of Linux designed specifically for the enterprise, but it has begun adapting to the changing world out there with cloud and containers — and as its RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) customers start to change the way they work (ever so slowly), they are continuing to use Red Hat for these new technologies.
Last fall Mr. Ruby and Mr. Spears brought the properties to the Kroffts, who have begun adapting their vintage television shows into feature films, and who also saw potential in the Kirby material.
By the early 1990s, a handful of people experienced in human or equine massage, or both, had begun adapting Mr. Meagher's technique for use on dogs and cats.
Though some parents say their children have been crying at night, terrified of going to school, students and parents alike showed signs at schools this morning that they had begun adapting to the terror of the last three weeks.
With the surge in NHP research in recent years, scientists have begun adapting imaging technologies, such as two-photon microscopy, for these species.
Work has begun on adapting London's streets to transport Olympic athletes and officials in preparation for the Games which begin on 27 July.
As the Titanic Quarter demonstrates, Northern Ireland has begun to adapt to the post-industrial world.
In an interview with the Guardian last month, Horsfield said she had already begun adapting more episodes of the drama about a soldier returning to Cornwall from the American War of Independence.
Theologians have already begun adapting the new view of the pre-universe to biblical scholarship.
