adapt forの例文

• Tassa assigned stories to each cast member to adapt for the stage.
• Here's a collection of easy ideas to adapt for your own home.
• This was a very tough book to adapt for the screen,
• The thick walls made it difficult to adapt for modern electrical and telecommunications purposes.
• We had to adapt for the long haul.
• Companies can adapt to the same promo strategy to as the home market or adapt for each local market.
• With all of that information pulled together and analyzed, it gives us something we can adapt for public policy.
• She was born in Surrey, England, UK . She was one of the first writers to adapt for television.
• In the next few weeks, ACOG also will take over about 20 existing facilities it must adapt for Olympic use.
• The incidents Eisner adapts for the story include how Jack Kirby frightened off a mobster who was attempting to intimidate his employer.
• Then, I thought toasted hazelnut and dark chocolate would be a good combination and looked up a recipe to adapt for these.
• James is, to say the least, hard to adapt for the screen, but this job becomes hopeless because of Shepherd's shallow performance ."
• Though the show only lasted one season, it has been announced American network ABC has purchased the series to adapt for an American audience.
• Bennett's plan is to adapt for bomb robots a piece of software developed at Sandia for robots that help clean up after environmental disasters.
• According to some researchers SRR / wire-configured metamaterials are bulky 3-D constructions that are difficult to adapt for RF / microwave device and circuit applications.
• Ultimately the developing sensory system may preferentially adapt for different goals  " speed and detecting sensory conflicts "  those typical of objective learning.
• Perhaps Foote's most successful effort was 1953's " The Trip to Bountiful, " which he would eventually adapt for the theater, and, three decades later, for film.
• DECORATING-TIPS _ A look at decorating ideas the average Joe can adapt for himself from the $ 4 million Holiday House . ( Flanders, Atlanta Journal-Constitution ).
• "It is inconceivable that NATO can adapt for new and difficult challenges on a budget that has been frozen in real terms since 1994, " he said.
• Hy-wire is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell, a technology that was used in the lunar lander and one that every automaker is trying to adapt for cars.