Sentence examples for that adapted the from inspiring English sources
He also developed a highly disciplined and competitive sales force that adapted the company's custom-built tabulating systems to the needs of particular customers.
This confounds the speculation that modern humans could have interbred with Neanderthals, thus benefiting from the genes that adapted the Neanderthals to the cold climate that prevailed in Europe in last ice age, which ended 10,000 years ago.
In July the group was told that the city would move forward with developing two of those concepts, both by Mr. Oslund: a new scheme and one that adapted the original design.
The project championed Weill's "Johnny Johnson," an antiwar musical that adapted the biting satire of his Berlin collaborations with Bertolt Brecht to the Americana of the 1930s (it includes a singing Statue of Liberty and a cowboy song).
One early test of this will come on June 7th, when Ireland is due to vote on the Nice treaty, concluded last December, that adapted the EU's institutions to allow for enlargement.
Seven houses along the crescent were rebuilt after a World War II bombing, and in more recent years the entire terrace was taken over by a university that adapted the buildings to its use, knocking holes through walls and pulling out fireplaces.
Can readability on small screens be improved by using adaptive Rapid Serial Visual Presentation RSVPP) that adapts the presentation speed to the characteristics of the text instead of keeping it fixed?
My only complaint about the drivetrain involved the software that adapts the automatic shifts to one's driving style.
Tillmans expresses the tragedy of such an outcome in a poster that adapts the words of the poet John Donne: "No man is an island.
The Labour MP Martin Salter explained how he would organise a parliamentary rebellion to block change, or – barring that – adapt the proposals.
Mock-epic, also called mock-heroic, form of satire that adapts the elevated heroic style of the classical epic poem to a trivial subject.
