Sentence examples for make the adaptations from inspiring English sources

It's a lot easier than you may think, especially if you make the adaptations gradually and avoid declaring war on every deviation from the straight and narrow.

Therefore, I tried to make the adaptation.

Kushner had no interest in hacking down his beloved play to just 10% of its original length, so he gave Eötvös a free hand to make the adaptation.

His first film was an adaptation of the Resistance memoir Le Silence de la Mer (1947), which Cocteau liked enough to invite him to make the adaptation of Les Enfants Terribles.

The Christmas Day release date in New York is timed to make the adaptation of Jordan Belfort's memoir eligible for the Oscars, and the buzz from early award screenings is that it might win many.

We used the pack2 data which were found suitable for training to make the adaptation and compared the results when using AM_cz&ES with and without the adaptation.

Besides, nonstationary sources make the adaptation of Directional BSS difficult as it needs to catch the variation of the signals within short frames.

"The player who wants to have a career abroad needs to make the adaptation to his country and club, not the other way round.

The vast majority of methacrylate-based CR has polymerization shrinkage between 2 and 5 % [17], whereas silorane-based CR exhibits polymerization shrinkage below 1%[1819] 19], which would make the adaptation of the post to the root canal better.

We consider the hands of the patient (called BLUE-hands, roughly standard doctor's hands size in standard adults; physicians with large or small hands would make the adaptation once for all).

Since you've been working out for a considerable amount of time, your body has more than likely made the adaptations necessary to handle more stress.