Sentence examples for material for adaptation from inspiring English sources

However, interpopulation phenotypic variation both represents important raw material for adaptation to climate change (e.g. through the migration of warmer adapted species to higher elevations/latitudes) and also creates the opportunity for such an approach.

With their strongly melodramatic storylines, clearly dividing a cast of colourful characters into good and evil, the novels make ideal material for adaptation to the the format of the soap opera.

During her tenure as head of the scenario department, from April 1912 until her departure in April 1914, Rector wrote original scripts as well as selected suitable material for adaptation.

The emergence of a regionally cryptic Symbiodinium species as prevalent in the heat-selected corals of the Persian/Arabian Gulf (Hume et al., 2016) supports the notion that a phylogenetically diverse and rare algal biosphere may serve as a source of genomic innovation and standing genetic diversity providing the raw material for adaptation to changing environmental conditions (Sogin et al., 2006).

Sidney Lumet's film 12 Angry Men comes to mind as interesting material for adaptation, if the viewer were to be imagined as a juror who lacks free will and narrative voice.

Not doing so would tend to overestimate the level of polymorphism of the ancient population, which may in turn support fake demographic declines (as the level of polymorphism tend to correlate with population sizes) and promote inappropriate conservation decisions, considering that genetic variation provides the material for adaptation to environmental shifts.

The screenwriter Brian Helgeland, working with the director Curtis Hanson, shrewdly thinned out Ellroy's material for the adaptation of "L.A. Confidential".

The complete electronic designs and example programming codes are extensively documented in the supplementary material for easy adaptation.

HOUSE FOR SALE An essay by Jonathan Franzen ("The Corrections") provided the raw material for this adaptation by the director Daniel Fish with music by Polly Pen.

This idea brings together two of his constant themes, for he argues that adaptation at one level of the hierarchy is what produces the spandrels at the next level that provide the raw material for further adaptation in their turn.

During a panel discussion that took place after a screening of the series' first episode at Tribeca Film Festival, members of the cast and crew discussed all things "Handmaid's Tale," including how the source material for the adaptation of Atwood's incredibly prescient novel leaves the door wide open for an expanded version of the story for TV. .