With lots of adaptation data (more than four sentences), even with a large value of λ3 of 150, the column sparsity remains very small, that is, almost no column is set to zero.
"He had to make a lot of adaptations" with Whittle at center, Fassel said this week.
There's some magnificent writing (August Wilson's writing, of course) in "Fences," but not a lot of adaptation.
"If you brought in a total stranger there's a lot of adaptation that has to happen," said Mr. Roby, who travels almost as much as his wife.
Get in too close, and you begin to remind the viewer that a play is not, and never can be, a movie, at least not without a lot of adaptation.
But even if a lot of adaptation will end up being done privately, it is also a suitable issue for public policy.For a start, some forms of adaptation flood barriers, for instance—are clearly public goods, best supplied through collective action.
It behaves in a very different way and has required a lot of adaptation from teams and, especially, drivers.
"Lots of filmed adaptations of Austen miss out the comedy," says cast member Andrew Hunter Murray, noting the author's penchant for grotesque and funny characters.
There are lots of literary adaptations at the Old Vic over the next few months with The Little Mermaid and Sally Cookson's devised version of Jane Eyre arriving in two parts early next year.
We focused on a lot of film adaptations, starting with "The Great Gatsby," both the 1974 version and director Baz Luhrmann's 3-D version coming next year.
