Ascertaining the precise contributions she made to films associated with her name is further complicated, however, by that fact that she is frequently credited in the form of ambiguously worded phrases like "adaptation by…," "story by…," "titles by…," "continuity by…," "dialogue by…," "editorial supervision by…," and so forth.
Some autistic people will develop their own lexicons of gestures and echolalic phrases, among other adaptations, to try to communicate with non-autistic people.
Other authors have referred to similar network behaviour that was not based on the same integrative mechanism by the same phrase of perfect adaptation.
The Supreme Court in Howey embraced a "flexible rather than static principle, one that is capable of adaptation," an unwelcome phrase for people craving clarity.
"French surrender monkeys", it would seem, is an adaptation of the phrase "cheese-eating surrender monkeys", attributed by the Urban Dictionary to a character from The Simpsons, applied to the French.
"Green Zone" does neither — its creators emphasize the phrase, "inspired by" — but both "Adaptation" and "Up in the Air" were squarely in the latter category, and both scripts were nominated for Oscars.
Yes, he probably can score off both Clegg and Brown by painting them as spineless Europhiles: if not "cheese-eating surrender monkeys" then, in Boris Johnson's splendid adaptation of that phrase, "euro-loving road-hump fetishists".
It is a feature-length adaptation of the phrase "no homo".
Minor adaptations to the phrasing of the case vignettes were made, based on the comments of the 26 respondents.
I personally stumble on phrases like "components of current adaptations", as I do not know whether "components" refers to a specific technical term or whether it simply means things other than genes.
The shift might be due to differences of experience between the family physicians participating in the initial and validation study and perhaps to the minor adaptations to the phrasing of the case vignettes made after the initial study.
