Sentence examples for initially adapted from inspiring English sources

Welles's Mercury Theater had initially adapted the novel as a radio play.

Frustrated by Xerox's sluggishness in commercialising the technology, Messrs Warnock and Geschke set off on their own, taking Interpress with them to their new company, where it became known as PostScript.PostScript could be used to describe both graphics and meticulously crafted fonts that Adobe initially adapted from commercial type-makers, and later designed from scratch.

These rules were initially adapted by reviewing the annotation guidelines for chemicals from the manual prepared by Corbett et al. [33] (version 6.0, 2007).

Sheep pox virus initially adapted to replicate in primary lamb kidney cells was adapted to Vero cells by serial passages in monolayer cultures.

Observers initially adapted for 120 s to an array of images drawn from one of three sets: the original dense mammogram images; the same images filtered to slope of − 1; or a gray field (used to measure threshold contrast sensitivity before adaptation).

First, team members initially adapted to increasing time pressure without showing any performance decrements by accelerating their cognitive processing, increasing the amount of their implicit coordination by sending more information without being asked and, to a lesser extent, filtering (omitting) certain activities.

She approached Mr. Mitton to develop a pilot for a television series, and the two entered into a fruitful partnership, initially adapting the Awdry stories and later adding new ones.

MKR beta cells initially adapt well to insulin resistance, but with time lose function leading to hyperglycemia.

We thank Helmut Schaschl for initially adapting CE-SSCP to MHC genotyping in sparrows for another project.

Evolutionary efficiency may have left the organism with the ability to prepare itself against a range of future stressors by initially adapting to one type of stressor [ 191].

In conclusion, there are several mechanisms by which oxygen regulators may initially adapt to an imbalance between energy supply and energy demand.