Sentence examples for these are adapted from inspiring English sources

Certain of these are adapted for special situations only, but the most important of these other definitions is in some respects more general than the Brønsted Lowry definition.

It is then shown how these are adapted for control of calls using the H.323 multimedia communications standard.

In the process, these are adapted to new environmental, social, cultural, political and economic contexts (Golooba-Mutebi and Tollman [2004]; Jacobsen [2002]; Horst [2006a]).

These are adapted based on the a-priori knowledge of the route, gathered via cartographic data and road slope information available on the internet.

What our results do support is evidence that subjective judgments of focus and how these are adapted cannot be predicted from the thresholds limiting spatial vision, even though these thresholds do predict blur discrimination (Watson & Ahumada, 2011).

According to Joshua Gunn, these are adapted from books of ritual magic such as Crowley's Magick: Elementary Theory.

The Buddhists and Jains had made use of artificial caves for religious purposes, and these were adapted by the Hindus.

These were adapted from Merle et al. (2010) research.

These were adapted from Ma (2007) with a reported reliability coefficient of 0.95.

However, these were adapted to Scottish idioms and materials (particularly stone and harl).

These were adapted by Sinnock, without giving credit to Lewis, whose involvement would not be generally known for forty years.