Sentence examples for suitable for adaptation from inspiring English sources

García Márquez's readers sometimes imagine that supernatural events and folk beliefs in his novels express an all-­purpose spirit of primitivist rebellion, suitable for adaptation by progressive-minded writers in every region of the formerly colonized world.

A more general permission and release form, suitable for adaptation to many different situations, was drafted by Mary Minow, a lawyer and library consultant.

Processes are designed in Adaptable Pervasive Flows Language, (APFL) [12, 13], an extension of traditional workflow languages (e.g., BPEL [14]2), which makes them suitable for adaptation and execution in dynamic environments.

The method is suitable for adaptation to a variety of questions in evidence synthesis.

The presence of genetic variation suitable for adaptation of worms to sheep with improved resistance is unknown.

The fact that SCEAM had been developed in a British health care context suggested it might be suitable for adaptation for use in Sweden.

During her tenure as head of the scenario department, from April 1912 until her departure in April 1914, Rector wrote original scripts as well as selected suitable material for adaptation.

A new goal-oriented mesh adaptation method for finite volume/finite difference schemes is extended from the structured mesh framework to a more suitable setting for adaptation of unstructured meshes.

Whether Borges is in fact remotely suitable for cinematic adaptation is another question entirely — lots of reviewers hated the film (Variety called it a "wretched... bleary-eyed fever dream"; the LA Times "a frustrating... exercise in tedium and pretentiousness).

Even though this signal has IIB-phase, its time-varying amplitude characteristic is not suitable for the adaptation algorithm described in this article (see Section 3.1.2).

A hybrid project management approach [52] with both traditional and agile practices may be the most suitable for increasing adaptation and value generation [48] in large organisations and systems.