Sentence examples for one adapted from inspiring English sources

To study the effects of organic farming on weed population development and crop yields, two different crop rotations were designed, one adapted for animals (six fields) and one without animals (six fields).

That is a new rationale for antitrust action, one adapted to the New Economy.

This, too, would make for quite a movie — one adapted freely from Ibsen's "When We Dead Awaken".

None of this was enough to stop Rufus Norris directing another version - this one adapted by the playwright David Eldridge - at the Almeida in London.

For example, the dining chair is part of a series that all have the same height and overall dimensions, so a client could purchase a set with one adapted chair and the rest standard.

Private-dick movies were very much her home territory (this one adapted from Ross MacDonald), and Harper was itself a tribute to classic noir, so Bacall herself had now taken on retro status, even if she had aged up a generation, playing a Californian matriarch who hires Harper to track down her husband.

Strapped for cash, he spent much of the fifties writing for television and the movies: filling weekly slots on "General Electric Theater" and "Studio One," adapting Tennessee Williams's loopy play "Suddenly, Last Summer," sprinkling homoeroticism over "Ben-Hur".

How does one adapt to participation in violence?

Elevator Pitch Let the right one adapt: Le Carré gets the Swedish horror treatment, plus a best-of-British cast.

How does one adapt to devastated coastlines, increased wildfires, more droughts and an influx of dangerous tropical diseases?

Does one adapt to all the local components, including those that one does not perceive, or only to the perceived global motion?