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HBO has signed a deal with David Milch, the creator of "Deadwood," to potentially adapt novels and short stories by Faulkner.
These laws force startups and large companies alike to potentially adapt to dozens of variations just to stay legal.
However, if the changes go ahead, Fachie, who finished runner-up to fellow Briton Anthony Kappes and his pilot Craig Maclean in London, faces changing his training schedule to potentially adapt to the challenges of a new event.
Or at least the ability for the instructor to keep an eye on how a class is doing overall — and potentially adapt a lesson to the abilities on display.
Because our methods did not involve tissue culture, which can introduce genetic anomalies as viruses replicate in, and potentially adapt to, cells or cell lines derived from non-natural host species, we conclude that the unique 3' genomic architecture of SHFV in comparison to the other arteriviruses is authentic and characteristic of SHFV.
First, phenotypic plasticity enhances the survival and reproductive success of individuals by contributing to their ability to cope with environmental changes and to potentially adapt to new niches.
The investigations indicate a range of plant-reaction and adaptation potential, which in turn could allow identifying further species potentially adapted to the specific site conditions, e.g. for reforestation plans: The methods applied enable a qualification of the investigated stand in concern of soil water availability affecting C. mopane.
Courson said that he was already talking to Red about potentially adapting some of its film titles, including The Dambusters and Cliffhanger, as well as allowing it to boost its own TV slate.
This simple and rapid assay can be adapted for use in any routine laboratory and can be potentially adapted for use on automated systems.
This design optimization strategy can be potentially adapted to formulate the design optimization strategies for GSHP systems and other building energy systems.
With proper treatment of the oscillating CNT, the above strategy can be potentially adapted to transduce and harvest electromagnetic and thermal energy into ultrafast mechanical oscillation [16, 34]. Figure 9 Oscillation of the CNS/CNT nano-oscillator excited and driven by an external electric field.
