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The adaptation approach is based on the assumption that those neurons that respond most strongly to the adapter are also most adapted by it (see Grill-Spector et al. 2006, for review).

If there is no adaptation beyond that point it is because the population has reached the most adapted state allowed by the model.

The flip side is that they rarely travel abroad or beyond the small screen, and due to the lack of Japanese female directors, most are adapted by men, the most recent being Hirokazu Kore-eda's delicate family saga Our Little Sister, a retelling of Akimi Yoshid's Umimachi Diary, in competition at Cannes this year.

It was most recently adapted by the BBC, with Ian McKellen nominated for a Bafta for his role as Norman.

It is also the most adapted.

Which authors' books have been most adapted in film?

But there were also some high-profile snubs for films which met eligibility criteria but were ignored by the body, most notably War Horse, adapted by Lee Hall and Richard Curtis, and Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life.

The most workable plan, as adapted by Mr. Silver, would modestly increase fares, add a payroll tax in the 12-county metropolitan area and impose tolls on the remaining free bridges around Manhattan that match the price of a subway fare.

Though its pace is the opposite of the frenetic tone adapted by most American comedies, "The Farewell Party" never loses track of its sense of the absurd and includes slapstick moments as well as a running gag about being stopped for a traffic ticket.

These results imply that our approach to repeat finding identifies regions that could have potentially been missed if either of the programs were solely used; an approach adapted by most large-scale sequencing projects.

Moreover, based on cultural traditions, concealing all of the body is considered another reason for insufficient sunlight as adapted by most Middle Eastern countries.