Sentence examples for long adaptation from inspiring English sources

I don't need a long adaptation.

In my case, it has been quite a long adaptation process, but there have definitely been more good times than bad in England.

Although the self-regulatory capacities of evolutionary systems are the product of a long adaptation history, they are not perfect.

That is, a long adaptation latency might lead to violating desired packet processing latency, desired throughput or loss of packets if the memory fails to accommodate packet accumulation.

In the case that the plant operator changes the type of fuel, these control parameters need to be adapted to the new fuel resulting in high service costs for the operator and long adaptation times until an optimal control is reached.

We use this relatively long adaptation period as we have found that these Tg AD mice tend to be very anxious and will not run the maze well without adaptation [24]; [24].

For Christmas 1979 the BBC produced a 70-minute-long adaptation of Sheridan Le Fanu's gothic tale Schalcken the Painter, directed and adapted by Leslie Megahey.

But soon thereafter, Mizoguchi's two-part, nearly four-hour-long adaptation of the classic early-eighteenth-century historical episode "The 47 Ronin" (1941-42) upped his own ante.

But the biggest of them all – in an artistic sense, at least – was Gatz, the eight-hour-long adaptation of The Great Gatsby by New York's hectically inventive Elevator Repair Service that was the centrepiece of 2012's LIFT.

January 4 2013 January 28 201313 For his hour-long adaptation of the Old Testament tale about a man tested and rewarded for his faith, the playwright-provocateur and downtown staple Thomas Bradshaw has received some blessings of his own.

So he opted for encores of two recent hits, "Gatz," a seven-hour-long adaptation of "The Great Gatsby," and "The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs," a one-man critique of Apple's business practices.