Sentence examples for idea of adaptation from inspiring English sources

Rosenberg's business model at Platinum, which he calls "full-circle commercialization," complicates the very idea of adaptation.

"We want to take the idea of adaptation in speech technology and take it significantly further than it has ever been used before," says professor Phil Woodland of Cambridge's department of engineering.

You write that the idea of adaptation to climate change rather than working on limiting the warming got support from a new scientific analysis "suggesting that the only way to safely stabilize greenhouse gases by midcentury was with a hugely ambitious Apollo-size research program on fusion, solar power, and other nonpolluting energy sources.

The fictional Donald (and his serial-killer script The 3) is the antithesis of all Kaufman's artistic ambitions, but the idea of adaptation is made to work as a metaphor for the creative process itself, as the film tacks on a conventional drugs-sex-chase ending.

This method directly implements the idea of adaptation from actors who have similar belief systems and is thus a device of discursive coalition formation.

However, those who have lived at the same address for the last 4 9 years show a reduction in the negative correlation, consistent with the idea of adaptation.

These limited ideas of "adaptation" could leave humanity woefully unprepared for a mass migration that Geisler said could dwarf the current refugee crisis in Europe, driven by war, poverty and drought-linked famine in regions south and east of the continent.

One of the modern control ideas of adaptation to changing conditions is the reconfigurable control approach [ 4, 35, 45, 51] that is based on the methods and procedures of diagnosis.

Jack Kerouac first mooted the idea of an adaptation in 1957 when he wrote to Marlon Brando suggesting that he could play Dean Moriarty (Kerouac would play Sal Paradise).

The Wachowskis had had a difficult experience adapting "V for Vendetta," from a comic book whose author, Alan Moore, hated the very idea of Hollywood adaptation and berated the project publicly.

In this paper, the idea of proportionate adaptation is combined with the framework of set-membership filtering (SMF) in an attempt to derive novel computationally efficient algorithms.