Sentence examples for slightly adapt from inspiring English sources

For the optimization of the EGP, we slightly adapt the algorithm outlined in Table 1.

Then we slightly adapt this shooting heuristic algorithm to efficiently solve a leading vehicle problem on an uninterrupted freeway.

We'll be back (to slightly adapt a quote from the Terminator).

If you slightly adapt what I just said, you realize it is the same advice that I give people who win the lottery and is my philosophy of life on any subject.

We slightly adapt our method to handle longer reads and lower coverage.

Because of these discrepancies, the researchers chose to slightly adapt the coding scheme by combining themes and renaming themes, to make it more suitable for the coding of the transcripts.

He stuck to his controversial campaign promise to build a wall on the Mexican border but slightly adapted his equally inflammatory proposed ban on Muslims entering the US.

(It isn't available on the publication's Web site, but you can find it, in slightly adapted form, on the site of Mother Jones).

French chef Denis Bouvier took over 16 years ago and sticks to a British menu, often only slightly adapted to the French palate.

The Thirty-nine Articles of the Church of England, slightly adapted for American circumstances, are part of the prayer book and of official doctrine, but formal acceptance of them is not required of the clergy or the laity.

Peter Simmons Edinburgh Aproposs bankers and their bonuses, the well-known biblical verse, 2 Peter 2 22, slightly adapted, could be relevant: "The dog is turned to his own vomit again: and the sow that was washed [with our money] to her wallowing in the mire".