The picture dated from a time when Picasso had been in France for thirty years and had completely adapted to the language and the culture; it was curious, to say the least, that he had resorted to Spanish to provide the key to a work that was otherwise incomprehensible.
It is only Punjab that has completely adapted this Pakistani identity by shedding away its regional identity, which is seen diluted because of its association with the non-Muslim past.
For OCSCs, in contrast, hypoxia only resulted in two pathways being significantly enriched (glyoxylate and dicarboxylate metabolism and the TCA cycle), thus reinforcing the idea that this OCSC subset have fairly completely adapted to a hypoxic environment.
He also admits: "My family hadn't completely adapted either and when things aren't going perfectly for you professionally and you get home and the family aren't completely happy either, it's difficult.
Although he now performs on the variety stage, Red Peter, as he is called, cannot always hide his disdain for the culture to which he has so completely adapted.
Where Christie adapted, Scott Walker and Jeb Bush have completely failed.
In the end, following the 2008 and 2012 United States Presidential elections, the political playing field has completely changed and adapted to a world that is dominated by information.
Using an ecological momentary assessment measure of mood, the authors failed to find evidence that hemodialysis patients are less happy than healthy nonpatients are, suggesting that they have largely, if not completely, adapted to their condition.
Our welfare system has completely failed to adapt to a world in which more of us may soon be self-employed than work in the public sector.
"Chile today has completely learned UN protocols and adapted them to local needs," Schmachtel says.
