Sentence examples for released to adapt from inspiring English sources

A software that converts the DNA Barcode FASTA sequences to the Weka format is released, to adapt different input formats and to allow the execution of the classification procedure.

The half-way house allows the released animals to adapt to the forest while remaining under the care and supervision of project staff i.e. the animals will be monitored to observe how they are adapting to the forest.

The complaint claims that the guild's contract with producers says that two years after a movie's general release the right to adapt it into a stage play reverts to the screenwriter.

"Last release we managed to adapt our algorithm to awry [inked on square] smiles, next step adapt it to different conditions: darkness, shadow, veins and so on.

Once he was released from prison, Robson struggled to adapt to life on the outside.

Between the resignation of Sean Connery at the beginning of filming You Only Live Twice and its release, Saltzman had planned to adapt The Man with the Golden Gun in Cambodia and use Roger Moore as the next Bond, but political instability meant the location was ruled out and Moore signed up for another series of The Saint.

We further explored the two-parameter space of the uptake rate parameter Pup and the release rate parameter ks to adapt the Ca2+ clock to our membrane clock of the mouse SAN cell model.

Stage versions of Bergman's movies are a recent vogue, probably because the rights to adapt them were released after his death in 2007, as Mr. van Hove noted in a recent interview.

"And if those individuals are ultimately released, how are they ever going to adapt?

Although certain other insects have been able to adapt the release of the pheromone to other means of communicating alarm, Polistes exclamans has yet to do so, indicating that it is still in its "primitive state in evolution of the complex systems of communication of alarm seen in higher social insects".

This allows synapses to adapt their release probability during and directly after stimulation as we showed for Munc18-1 (Cijsouw et al., 2014).