Sentence examples for projected adaptation from inspiring English sources

Son of Saul's success in Cannes (where it was awarded the runner-up Grand Prix, behind Jacques Audiard's Dheepan) has triggered a definite perking up of industry interest in the theme – most recently, a projected adaptation of Viktor Frankl's Auschwitz memoir Man's Search for Meaning.

The research was carried out within the framework of R&D project "Adaptation and implementation of Lean in the copper mines".

The ADMITS project (Adaptation in Distributed Multimedia IT Systems) is building an experimental distributed multimedia system for investigations into adaptation, which we consider an increasingly important tool for multimedia systems.

Descriptive statistics were used to analyze reasons for not implementing components (sustained implementation) and to obtain insights in any modifications or additions to the project (adaptation).

The two districts were covered by the AfrII project "Adaptation to the impact of climatic variability on food and health security in the cattle corridor of Uganda" funded by International Development Research Centre IDRCCanadanada.

Project adaptation was evaluated as the extent to which organizations made changes to '10,000 Steps' from original content or added new project elements during implementation to fit their setting [ 3] (Did your organization modify any of the inquired project components or add any project elements to '10,000 Steps'? If yes, please specify the additions or modifications).

He cited major roadway projects, adaptations to global warming and smoking-cessation programs as examples.

In order to facilitate this dynamic process, project manuals should include extensive guidelines for project adaptations that don't jeopardize project fidelity.

Specific project adaptations by organizations included replacing or supplementing posters in public places (17%) with exhibition banners and foot stickers (high visible foot-shaped stickers on floors of public places).

I'm working on a couple of projects that review different theories of "adaptation," projected to be presented under the format of multi-sensory experiences, including sculpture, installation, performance, and public intervention.

We explore to what extent organisational embedding of project teams, input in the project, and project governance influence project performance in climate adaptation projects.