Sentence examples for task of adapting from inspiring English sources

All that makes the task of adapting them monumental.

In any case, the task of adapting Pirandello proves particularly felicitous for these screenwriter-directors.

The task of adapting Pirandello proves particularly felicitous for these screenwriter-directors.

Now, the European Union is embarked on the task of adapting that vision to a very different political landscape.

They were tied to the economic elite old order, and they were simply not up to the task of adapting".

Fortunately for me, it hadn't been published when I began the task of adapting it for film.

Earlier, Mr. Rupel told reporters Slovenia had passed a "very tough test" of its democratic maturity and would now have to meet the difficult tasks of adapting its economic, military and social systems to European standards.

Scientists can then focus on the more interesting tasks of adapting the models to their questions, adding initial conditions and parameter values, and running simulations to answer biological questions in the organisms and/or pathways in which they are interested.

It is known that the conventional DL framework was designed for a reconstruction task instead of adapting to classification.

If no existing corpus will meet the needs of the task, adapting one to the BioC format is not an onerous effort.

University teachers of law took over the main task of explaining and adapting the mixture of Roman law and Germanic custom that produced the modern laws of the major European countries and continued to dominate in the scholarly interpretation of the law even after the 19th-century codifications.