Sentence examples for which we adapted from inspiring English sources

If You Ruin Their Show Then Look Out Because They Might Ruin Yours Back "Carsey Werner were the producers of That 70s Show - a successful sitcom which we adapted for the UK and ruined.

The principal idea follows [22, 23], which we adapted to the needs of the MIMO HSDPA context.

The foundation of the production system models was a herd-level, life cycle livestock feed requirements model, which we adapted and applied for the first time within LCA.

These perceptions often were shaped by stories of discrimination against other HIV-infected individuals, which we adapted as an additional component of our framework (vicarious stigma).

A 3-D representation of soil was obtained using the quadratic finite-element method, which is generally employed in geological studies and which we adapted especially for the representation of soil horizons.

We then discuss the prior literature on the composite task (Gauthier & Bukach, 2007; Hole, 1994; Richler et al., 2012; Young, Hellawell, & Hay, 1987), which has previously been used as one important measure in holistic processing in face recognition and various domains of expertise and which we adapted for our participants.

In [3], Gonçalves and Aniz exhibit an example which we adapt for dimension two and summarize now.

Our approach is based on the squirmer model, which we adapt to the FCM framework, resulting in a method that is suitable for simulating semi-dilute squirmer suspensions.

The work presented in this paper is based on physical laws which we adapt to the reality and the particularity of traffic flow in order to obtain a realistic dynamic model.

No. It's the ease with which we adapt that makes me most nervous.

A defining characteristic of human beings, however, is the way in which we adapt to changing circumstances and one of the implications of this is the phenomenon of 'response shift' (RS) in self-ratings.