Sentence examples for was finally adapted from inspiring English sources

In 1940, the pari-mutuel system, which had been in place in other states successfully for decades, was finally adapted by New York tracks, effectively putting the bookies out of business.

This was finally adapted into a disaster medicine curriculum for a 4th-year German medical school program.

Andjar's screenplay Dr Samsi was finally adapted as a film in 1952 by Ratna Asmara, who had become Indonesia's first female film director with her 1950 film Sedap Malam (Tuberose).

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For decades, the progression of trends seemed predictable, if not inevitable: spawned in the European couture, they migrated into high-priced ready-to-wear collections and were finally adapted in watered-down versions for mass consumption.

"Preacher," the popular Vertigo comic from the '90s is finally being adapted into a television series, with help from Seth Rogen, reports Deadline.

At the turn of the decade the music industry was finally recovering from file-sharing and adapting to the internet, and Diplo found himself perfectly placed to serve as a bridge between established stars and millennial audiences.

Then the adapted model is finally applied on those 20 images in order to align them (detect the gravity center of the eyes, nose, and mouth).

This reconstruction algorithm was developed by [ 7], validated by [ 15], and finally adapted to our system.

Today we're finally getting the government's response and, as Nicholas Watt reports in the Guardian today, ministers have adapted the original proposals quite considerably.

"People are finally realizing that if interest rates rise, especially in an orderly fashion, financial service companies can adapt," he said.