Sentence examples for ones were adapted from inspiring English sources

During the early Roman Republic, important new political offices and institutions were created, and old ones were adapted to cope with the changing needs of the state.

As the Roman state grew in size and power during the early republic (509 280 bc), new offices and institutions were created, and old ones were adapted to cope with the changing military, political, social, and economic needs of the state and its populace.

Other ones are adapted, in constraint programming settings, from existing works.

Eighty of the animatronics were designed in-house by Universal, with the remaining ones being adapted from the film.

This one is adapted from Kathleen's Devil's Food Cake, from "The New Basics Cookbook".

Since one is adapted from the other, there is a close relation between a usual metric space and a G-metric space (see, e.g., [1, 23 27]).

We shall introduce two notions of viscosity solutions, one is adapted from Definition 2.2, and the other is the standard one in PDE literature, see e.g. (Crandall et al. 1992) and (Fleming and Soner 2006).

However, the measure of perceived quality of treatment in Study One was adapted from those used by the UK National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit in their ongoing surveys of maternity care (see [ 44]).

Of these final 30 questions: one was from the Labour and Delivery Satisfaction Index; 13 one was adapted from the Intrapartal-Specific QPP-Questionnaire; 15 and 28 were constructed specifically for this study.

There was no standard tool for appraising quantitative descriptive observational studies; therefore, one was adapted for this review from the Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology statement 80 and other published tools developed for reviewing epidemiological studies 81, 82.

David Walliams, who will play the role of the Prime Minister in the show, says: "I am beyond thrilled that BBC One is adapting my children's book 'Mr Stink' into a family film.