Sentence examples for intelligent adaptation from inspiring English sources

But, even if the set pieces are familiar, this intelligent adaptation works well.

Another appealing feature of the paper consists in the inclusion of an intelligent adaptation scheme in the control algorithm.

But in recent decades most of what should have stayed has stayed, and the guardians of heritage have learned to allow intelligent adaptation.

Naomi Wallace's intelligent adaptation of William Wharton's 1978 novel about the aftershock of war and two boyhood friends who coax each other out of it.

(Dargis) ★ 'STARTING OUT IN THE EVENING' (PG-13, 1 51 ) Frank Langella plays an aging, half-forgotten novelist in Andrew Wagner's intelligent adaptation of an almost-perfect novel by Brian Morton.

(Seitz) 'STARTING OUT IN THE EVENING' (PG-13, 1 51 ) Frank Langella plays an aging, half-forgotten novelist in Andrew Wagner's intelligent adaptation of an almost-perfect novel by Brian Morton.

They are portrayed as intelligent adaptations to a changing business environment, caused variously by shrinking markets (defence), government reforms (drugs and healthcare) or technological change (media and telecoms).

Australian evolutionary biologist Tim Flannery, not cited by McCarthy, published a powerful analysis of the biogeographical history of Australia, showing how ocean currents produce unpredictable weather likely to doom any extensive agriculture there and admiring the intelligent adaptations created by the pre-European human immigrants to that continent (Flannery 2002).

Deborah McAndrew's intelligent new adaptation for Northern Broadsides, however, begins with the circus.

Simon Stephens's intelligent, audacious adaptation is free of the starchiness you often get with Ibsen translations.

Intelligent speed adaptation (ISA) was tested as an assistive device for drivers with an acquired brain injury (ABI).