Many of these yoga blends largely adapt the yoga postures – and the underlying yoga theology – to their own religious traditions.
This new film is largely adapted from Mr. O'Brien's article "On Seeing a Sex Surrogate," published in 1990 in the literary magazine The Sun.
The new book, largely adapted from previous writings, is also a lively primer on the radical answers Mr. Dennett has elaborated to the big questions in his nearly five decades in philosophy, delivered to a popular audience in books like "Consciousness Explained" (1991), "Darwin's Dangerous Idea" (1995) and "Freedom Evolves".
Previous research has evaluated marijuana motives among adolescents and emerging adults using a predetermined set of motives, largely adapted from the alcohol literature.
Als art largely adapts the form of appropriation.
Clean and clear bit of YOU ARE THE HERO exposition, then you wander off into a world that largely adapts itself to suit your current ability: a neat, simple, welcoming design that gives everyone the joy of exploration while only really having to worry about those fucking bears.
BEAM (Zhang and Liu, 2007) is probably the seminal algorithm for epistasis analysis using stochastic search, and later algorithms in this category largely adapt it.
Most cultured human melanoma cell lines are not sensitive to apoptosis induced by pharmacological ER stress inducers, suggesting that melanoma cells have largely adapted to ER stress conditions.
This may reflect the stage of their chronic conditions: the average duration was nine years, during which time they may have largely adapted to living with their condition.
Moreover, these indications are largely adapted from 'classic conventional' indications for RRT in end-stage kidney disease, wherein the main objective is alleviation of uremic complications.
