Meanwhile, owing to the high chemical stability [18, 19], wide bandgap, and high thermal tolerance [20], sapphire has been widely adapted in optical and optoelectronic devices such as optical lenses [18, 19] and LEDs [21].
Kirschner was eulogized as a Tatenmensch (man of action), a title befitting a man of wide surgical ability and the inventor of a supremely elegant and widely adapted surgical solution [ 20].
Verne's works have been widely adapted for cinema and television, and continue to be popular today.
Coupled with their sound were new dance steps such as the cavacha and silauka, which were widely adapted throughout Africa.
Another prominent difference is that bacteria have widely adapted to aerobic conditions, whereas many archaea are obligate anaerobes.
According to Don Karner, president of Ecotality North America, Ecotality is not putting its eggs, as it were, in a standard that may not ultimately be widely adapted.
The bird's-eye perspective was widely adapted during the war, to make sense of both large and small landscapes, strategic positions, camps and prisons.
In the United States, in-seat phones are in their last stage before aircraft become widely adapted for all sorts of new consumer electronics applications, including broadband Internet service, instant messaging, and, yes, cellphones, industry experts say.
Huxley's dystopian vision has been widely adapted for radio and cinema and has also influenced many writers, notably Ray Bradbury (Fahrenheit 451), Margaret Atwood (The Handmaid's Tale) and Kurt Vonnegut (Piano Player).
