Sentence examples for many adapted from inspiring English sources

Phelps collected his thoughts on the subject -- many adapted straight from Browning -- in "Music," a little volume published in 1930.

Even though Kevin learned many adapted signs, most people he wanted to talk to didn't know his language.

Peyote figures prominently in the traditional religious rituals of certain North American Indian peoples, as well as in the current rituals (many adapted from traditional rituals) of the Native American Church.

The work that brought him wider attention was "Delusion of the Fury," a continuous 90-minute music-theater piece conceived for dancers and instrumentalists who could also sing, and scored for a large ensemble of Partch's homemade instruments, many adapted from Asian models.

For example, an adaptive mutation procedure was developed for screening of acetic acid-tolerant Z. mobilis, and many adapted mutants obtained for further use in bio-ethanol production [ 69].

So far, the experience with mHealth strongly suggests that advances will come not so much through any single major, transformational breakthrough, but rather through many adapted applications to address local problems, in a manner following the "diffusion of innovation" model.

It is shown that drivers' physical capabilities reduce with age and that there are associated difficulties in setting up an optimal driving position such that some controls cannot be operated as intended, and many adapt their driving cabins.

It has been hailed as the greenest school on Earth, but it is actually one of many adapting to the changing climate.

Many women arrived at Auschwitz without their instruments, and many quickly adapted to other ones to join the orchestra.

Traditionally, many tribes adapted to weather extremes and seasonal patterns by migrating temporarily.

Many peoples adapted to cold climates, for example, have protective physiological reactions in their blood supply.