Sentence examples for subject of adapting from inspiring English sources

James Franco has agreed to teach a graduate film course at N.Y.U. on the subject of adapting poems into short film.

Their particular methods of adapting the new technologies make me feel like the subject of some sort of psychological experiment out of "A Clockwork Orange".

Will this gifted writer have found a way of adapting the form to accommodate a wider perspective on his subject?

GeN supports the possibility of information without an informed subject, to adapt a Popperian phrase.

Two examples of subjects adapting to objective hazard rate across an entire experimental session.

Mr. Coen mused on the existential doubts that befall him and his brother, Ethan, when they are making a film: "There is a point in every production where you say, 'I want to get into a warm tub and open up my veins.'" Between the two of them, Mr. Coen and Ms. Streep covered a wide range of subjects: from adapting novels to playing an older woman to the influence of Roman Polanski.

The purpose of this session was to allow the subjects to adapt to the fMRI scanning environment.

Briefly, the first 10 volumes of each subject were discarded in order to reach the signal equilibration and allow the subjects to adapt to the scanning environment.

She practically melts when the subject of Nick Hornby, who adapted journalist Lynn Barber's memoirs into An Education, is raised.

Four new groups of subjects adapted to visuomotor rotations immediately after the force field block performed either with or without VFB (Table 1).

Most previous studies of gender aftereffects have examined perceptual bias aftereffects, in that they report on relative shifts of perception along a continuum between two values of a facial property, to one of which the subject is adapted.