Sentence examples for its adaptations from inspiring English sources

A cognitive network is one that is aware of changes in user needs and its environment, adapts its behavior to those changes, learns from its adaptations, and exploits knowledge to improve its future behavior.

That a 1959 book continues to live on in today's politics, working as shorthand understood even by those who have never seen or read a word of its adaptations, is certainly a testament to how deeply it wormed its way into the American lexicon — much like the expression "Catch-22″ from Joseph Heller's book bearing that title.

British graphic novel publisher SelfMadeHero is best known for its adaptations of literary classics, from Kafka to Brontë, but it also has an excellent original list.

Marxism and its adaptations, Leninism and Maoism, were up against liberal, democratic capitalism in its various forms.

Lying is part of being human, as National Geographic said in a cover story about the origins of human deceit and its adaptations.

Local observers may lament the Americanization of the London stage, with its adaptations of Hollywood movies and reliance on brand-name celebrities.

It had already been widely used before its adaptation to the administrative data.

We propose its adaptation and validation into Spanish.

Its adaptation to compressible two-phase flows is presented.

Returning to GE, Immelt's pivot toward localization does imply a boost to its adaptation strategy.

"One Hundred Years of Solitude" never lacked suitors for its adaptation to the cinema screen.