Sentence examples for this was adapted by from inspiring English sources

This was adapted by Guy Trosper for the 1962 film of the same name, directed by John Frankenheimer.

Eventually, this was adapted by the Provençal troubadours from the Arab courts in Andalusia who sang of yearning for the beloved, elevating the sensibilities of the European mind from mere sensuality to a new refinement of emotion.

Due to this distortion, this variable was adapted by taking into consideration the total number of technicians, auxiliaries and nursery attendants per attended patients.

This model was adapted by replacing the item concerning 'holidays' (this was not assessed in HELENA) by 'internet at home'.

Readers of Sylvia Nasar's book - from which this film was adapted by Batman and Robin screenwriter Akiva Goldsman - may be frustrated by these absences.

The stem cells were first generated from mouse embryos by scientists in Cambridge, England, and this technique was adapted by James Thomson of the University of Wisconsin to generate the first human embryonic stem cells in 1998.

This version was adapted by Shawn, and refined onstage over fourteen years by Gregory — their third collaboration, after "My Dinner with André" (1981) and "Vanya on 42nd Street" (1994).

Before Rendell, the work of Patricia Highsmith – then done as The Wednesday Thriller and ITV Play of the Week in this country – was adapted by Claude Autant-LaRenéRené Clément and Chabrol, directors who saw her in something like the way she saw herself, as a latter-day Dostoevsky.

The Brazilian version of this instrument was adapted by Bringhenti et al. (2010) and indicates validity and reliability evidences.

This notion was adapted by many authors to study partial differential equations with measurable data, especially for (L^{1}) data (see [16 18] for example).

This essay was adapted by an article in Democracy: A Journal of Ideas.