Sentence examples for in particular adapting from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, our CrunchUp event happening in Silicon Valley next week will feature Facebook discussing how its developer ecosystem is changing, and in particular adapting to mobile.

The significant gap in theoretical understanding of the experiences of children of migrant parents who remain in sending countries leads us to draw initially on the extant literature about the experience of immigrant children in host societies, in particular adapting the model developed by García Coll et al. (1996; García Coll et al., 2004) to aid our analysis.

Dominic Kinnear in particular adapted his strategy for the care of tired legs.

He attends ­closely to the people in Agassiz's circle and teases out how his wives and students in particular adapted to or rejected his maddening idiosyncrasies.

The talks aim to develop the framework for an international accord to curtail heat-trapping emissions from 2020 onward and to help poorer nations in particular adapt to changes already taking place.

Young people in particular are adapting their diet according to environmental beliefs, with 20% of 16- to 24-year-olds following a vegetarian diet.

Physicians in general, and residents in particular, are adapting to duty schedules in which they have fewer continuous work hours; however, there are no Canadian guidelines on duty hours restrictions.

Its specialty was specials — in particular, drama adapted for the television screen.

Sports media, in particular, has adapted it as a term for what Tom Ley, the managing editor of Deadspin, calls "big lovable galoots".

In particular, individuals adapted for a low-calorie, low-fat environment who find themselves, through improved circumstances, in a high-calorie, high-fat environment, might be expected to have problems.There is evidence for both prongs.

In particular, we adapt the Akemann Weaver construction to show that the trace space of a counterexample to Naimark's problem can be affinely homeomorphic to any metrizable Choquet simplex, and can also be nonseparable.