"The only adaptation mechanism that we have as an animal or species is our brain.
From then on, Cooper would alternate novels with scripts – though the only adaptation, not by her, of one of her own books resulted in a film (The Dark Is Rising, 2007) that is best forgotten.
But "Then She Fell," which admits only 15 people per performance for a personal guided tour of its Wonderland, is the only adaptation that has reconnected me with my earliest experiences with Carroll's books.
If wandering into a food court seems just too intimidating, there are some relatively clean, well-lit and decidedly tasty places to start exploring: Bijan: Among a cavalcade of imported restaurants and bars aimed at homesick expats, Bijan stands out as the only adaptation of genuine Malay flavours to the world of fine dining.
Given that these classical formulas usually give BER as a function of E b /N 0 (with E b = E s / log2(P) the per-bit energy), the only adaptation to be made in order to take into account the intereference is to change E b /N 0 to SINR/ log2(P).
The only adaptation of Pride and Prejudice Wright had seen was the 1940 production, which was the last time the novel had been adapted into a feature film.
VIDISCA can also be performed with only one restriction enzyme, the only adaptation needed is the addition of 2 different adaptors that both can ligate to MseI digested fragments.
Surely the increased oxygen affinity of hemoglobin is not the only adaptation to high altitude in guinea pigs, but increased blood oxygen affinity has been proven to be advantageous for animals living at high altitudes, because it increases the oxygen saturation of the arterial blood [1], [2], [3], [19], [35].
This was the only adaptation made in order to apply the instrument to this study population.
Therefore the only adaptation needed is the installation of screens to reduce the number of predators entering the evaporators.
The only adaptation made to the manufacturer's protocol was the use of 200 μl plasma rather than whole blood.
