adapted造句

She adapted the novel for movies.

They are adapted for rough, heavy service.

Classes implementing this interface can be adapted to another interface.

The tailor adapted the pattern to the material.

Patrick needs to use specially adapted computer equipment.

These materials can be adapted for use with older children.

Over time farmers came to rely heavily on broadly adapted, high-yield crops to the exclusion of varieties adapted to local conditions.

Lions in Duba have adapted to water in order to keep up with the buffalo.

METHOD: This study adapted the depression rat model of chronic stress, behavior and immunohistochemistry.

In actuality, that software was wholly adapted from someone else's code.

There is wheelchair access throughout the Museums including adapted toilets public lifts to all floors.

Although Fangfang got to Australia only last month, she had already adapted to the environment.

Darwin's theory explained why species were so well adapted to their environment and how new species would form.

An effective approach to control the content is to get adapted to a specialized, anonymous and external examining system.

"Yankee ingenuity" borrowed wholesale from European industrialized nations and adapted technologies and organizational forms to fit US needs.

The manual reduction was not adapted. anatomical reduction by operation and being maintained until union of fracture was emphasized.

New Zealand silver pine of conical habit with long slender flexuous branches; adapted to cold wet summers and high altitudes.

It is followed up by a list of four approaches for translating advertisements, i. e. transliteration, free translation, literal translation and adapted translation.

BSSS adapted exotic population could be used to effectively improve the lodging-resistance and yielding of local varieties from Southwest China.

To solve the problem of juvenile delinquency, we must hold the emphasis with a developing perspective to establish the dynamic control system adapted to juvenile delinquency situation.

The boys hope the technology can be adapted for other devices, such as testing which programmes cause the biggest emotional responses.

Over the decades climate changes shifted the natural growing range and the grasses adapted by extending or limiting their area of growth.

What more can we expect when by virtue of popularity a book is adapted on the wide screen? Here's a sneak of ten popular books which film makers set eyes on.

German Romantic poet Chamisso has a narrative poem "Klage der Nonne" adapted from Chinese, but the scholars didn't know the exact source of the poem for a long time.

The rooms are formed by bamboo and corrugated plastic partitions affixed to the steel structure, meaning the school has the potential to be adapted in the future to suit the needs of the school.

The oil industry has also developed remotely-operated vehicles to make trenches for seabed pipelines, which can be adapted for cutting ore, even though it may lie much deeper, at, say, 1.5km down.

Every vessel shall proceed at a safe speed adapted to the prevailing circumstances and conditions of restricted visibility. A power-driven vessel will have her engines ready for immediate manoeuvre.

The Prussian Reform in 1807 and the Restoration Age changed the process of the Jews' integrative Liberation. And it also pushed Jews into an assimilative way, which dispelled their nationality and forced them to be personally adapted to the civilian society.

Any of numerous social or solitary insects, chiefly of the superfamilies Vespoidea and Sphecoidea, having a slender body with a constricted abdomen, two pairs of membranous wings, mouths adapted for biting or sucking, and in the females an ovipositor often modified as a sting.