But this wisdom is derived from the idea that a good book is made by the writing, and if it's adapted into whatever, its magic is lost.
However, as in my aviary experiments from years before (Benkman 1993), we found that the South Hills crossbill was smaller than that predicted if it was adapted for foraging on the average-sized cone (Benkman et al. 2001, 2003).
The aim, as Frank Bournois, ESCP's dean, says, was not just to gauge what these professionals made of French management culture, but also how, if at all, it was adapting to different cultural contexts.
"I always felt that, if it were to be adapted, this novel was best suited to television and I think the BBC is the perfect home".
It seems to us that there is little to no question that if the Ryan Plan were adapted it would mean dramatic changes to the way Medicare is delivered and would apparently have substantial negative cost and coverage consequences for many beneficiaries.
I think the problem with the paleo diet is that there is an optimal diet that if only we were adapted to it we'd be healthier.
If spelling were adapted to pronunciation, the result would be a radical and destabilising break with centuries of tradition.
If items were adapted from existing questionnaires approval was sought from the authors [ 14, 26].
A majority (57.6%) of our respondents would be happy to see more non-native planting in UK public spaces, rising to 75.3% if it were better adapted to a changing climate than existing vegetation.
With a more favorable policy environment, it could be applied on a much broader scale than is currently the case, especially if it can be adapted to Africa's communal area circumstances through approaches like community-based natural resource management.
