Sentence examples for to adapting a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gram says novelizing a screenplay is comparable to adapting a book to film: "You need to be like a chameleon, to be able to take on the tone of a piece and the personalities".

The National Offender Management Service (Noms) needs to identify systems that work well for individual probation trusts with a view to adapting a successful system for national use, the Commons justice select committee has said.

However, this system does not provide any significant functionality with regard to adapting a curriculum towards the learner ability; there is no assessment-driven learning, nor any initial diagnostic assessment.

This paper describes our approach to adapting a text document similarity classifier based on the Term Frequency Inverse Document Frequency (TFIDF) metric to two massively multi-core hardware platforms.

"The key to adapting a beloved property is to remain true to the essence of the original while creatively imagining the story in a new or fresh way," Dave Hollis, Disney's head of distribution, told The Times on Sunday.

Moreover, the researchers are committed to adapting a new version of the tool by combining it with in-depth interviews to learn more about the differences in nurses' and doctors' safety attitudes.

To adapt a phrase, primaries have consequences.

"We have to adapt a little".

If you were to adapt a book?

Circumstances led her to adapt a combative public personality.

But you have to be a more creative chef, to adapt a menu to a space".