Sentence examples for last adaptation from inspiring English sources
Finally, the world of Una, the 16-year-old in his last adaptation, Rumer Godden's Peacock Spring (1996), who is beguiled, betrayed and abandoned by India, is very touching.
The last adaptation of the BRAM is used by Malottki et al. [72] which made further improvements to the model by allowing for a non-linear translation of HAQ-scores to utility values and enabling probabilistic sensitivity analysis.
Shall I compare the new David Ives comedy to his last adaptation of a classic comedy (Moliere's Misanthrope), what Ives calls a "translaptation"?
For reactive saccade adaptation, the gain changes seemed to be lower for the shortest target duration than for other target durations, but only in the last adaptation block and in the post-adaptation block.
A Japanese validation was performed in a population of 126 patients the same year [ 22] and the last adaptation of APAIS was made in German language among 68 patients in 2007 [ 23].
Transcription factors c-Fos and NGFI-A encoded by immediate early genes largely participate in the biochemical cascade leading to genomically driven lasting adaptation by neurons to injurious exposures including hypoxia/ischemia.
Thus, exposure to stress and/or alcohol consumption during early life may influence dopaminergic neurotransmission, with lasting adaptations into adulthood and notable consequences for subsequent alcohol use.
Beautifully composed and wonderfully acted, this film is massively superior to the last Proulx adaptation - the woeful Shipping News - and far better than Ang Lee's last cowboy movie, his very moderate civil war drama Ride With the Devil.
A comparison with the last BBC adaptation – with Judi Dench and Ronald Hines in 1964 – shows just how much more conservative Britain's political culture has become since the 60s.
The Longest Ride begins with £419,000, which is down on the debut of the last Sparks adaptation, The Best of Me (£488,000 plus previews of £149,000).
The number compares very well with the last film adaptation of a Bennett play: The History Boys debuted with £795,000 in 2006, on its way to a total of £4.34m.
