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"The current right to data protection needs to finally be adapted for the digital world, " she said.

Her old bed had been adapted for two younger children. There was no place here for her now.

Throughout the history of movie making , Shakespeare's plays have been adapted for film more than the works of any other author .

Certainly, it is today one of her most popular, and was recently adapted for television in a critically acclaimed production by the BBC.

She said she especially sees potential for the approach to be adapted for addressing the global problem of primitive cookstoves.

We're fairly well adapted for life in a hunter-gatherer society, but evolution has not caught up to the way we live now.

He was the first scientist to identify embryonic stem cells, which can be adapted for a wide variety of medical purposes.

But it does provide a structure, which can be adapted, for making decisions that are concerned with the long-term value of an organisation.

A tooth adapted FOR tearing apart flesh, especially one of the last upper premolar or first lower molar teeth in carnivorous mammals.

At first we were able to be generous in sparing labor, which after all was not " too well adapted " for food production.

This layout has been derived from smartphones, but adapted for netbooks to achieve larger work space, said the creator of Ubuntu.

This animal was held in high esteem among the Mongols, for it is physically adapted for traversing the sandy plains of the Gobi Desert.

Of a program or type of program ; specific to a particular computer or installation ; not easily moved or adapted for use in another system.

Best practices is those practices that have produced Outstanding results in another situation and that could be adapted for Our situation.

Articles have to be published in the top academic journals and then adapted for publication for business readers.

They should be rules of good behavior adapted for electronic communications via email, instant messaging, chat rooms and discussion forums.

This modified block storage technique can be adapted for other cloud platforms as well.

The lemur leaf frog is specially adapted for a life in the trees with adhesive pads on its toes.

The front side is adapted for removably securing the module housing (34) to a battery attachment region (26) of the portable telephone (20).

and this last colour is the sign of an excellent disposition, and is particularly well adapted for sharpness of vision.

Upmarket fashion trends drive retail sales when " adapted " for the high street ( " ripped off" is so perjorative, I always think ) .

A seating is provided that is adapted for imparting at least partial body support to a user in multiple positions.

And the online tracking possible for (high-value) goods consignments could also be technically adapted for high-value letters.

The height, 7 cm, of this pillow is adapted for you who prefer sleeping on your back.

Three of her novels have been adapted for television.

Fermentation tanks, reactors, centrifuges, and other pieces of equipment are readily used or adapted for a variety of products.

Zoology An organ or other structure adapted for sucking nourishment or for clinging to objects by suction.

The model is not adapted for the chosen constraints, in which case it should be modified.

A composition adapted for use in an in-situ coating process for coating an optical surface for ophthalmic applications.

Though, the accuracy of the WCS is not good as FDTD. In recent years, a weakly conditionally stable (WCS) FDTD is adapted for FDTD.

It also means that the record cannot be adapted for different circumstances.

any of several North American salamanders adapted for climbing with well-developed limbs and long somewhat squared-off toes.

A flat piece of wood OR similarly rigid material adapted fOR a special use.

Many of his works have been adapted for films and TV series and published abroad in translated versions.

The wisest oracle on praise was dog trainer Barbara Woodhouse, whose approach can be easily adapted for use with humans.

The ship will have Roils-Royce jet aircraft engines adapted for use in water.

The boat was adapted for waterskiing.

prehensile Adapted for seizing or grasping, as the tail of a seahorse.

In particular, the device can include an elongate flexible insertion element adapted for delivery within a patient.

The rising popularity of smartphones and tablets means web sites need to be optimized or even adapted for mobile browsers.

Personalized treatment, adapted for each individual, should nevertheless be applied to each patient.

The dispenser is adapted for receiving a lubricant and distributing thereof within the transit passage.

It's likely CFM and Pratt are both working hard to sell Boeing on versions of their new technology that can be adapted for an upgraded 737.

Preparation of the vaccine strain (called vaccine virus): The virus must first be adapted for use in manufacturing vaccine.

We also anticipate that the technology that we develop could be adapted for other and very varied uses.

Music adapted for performance in a room, as distinguished from that intended for theaters, churches, etc.

Recipes for muffins, biscuits, and pastry especially adapted for soft wheat flour have been developed.

Surrounding the tower is a platform splendidly adapted for observation, night illumination and marksmanship.

Those conventional well testing techniques have not been adapted for the present need of gas development.

When ingested, the blood goes through a tract that's adapted for extracting nutrients.

To be adapted for scientific research, teaching, design, and administrative job in the field of electronic information system.

its management is too concentrated, and can't be adapted for different place, different school, and students' different demands.

The user-actuated hemostatic-agent transporter is adapted for conveying a hemostatic agent to the patient tissue.

His adventurous experiences in Africa have been adapted for the screen.

It has since been adapted for use in airports, to measure conditions over runways.

Lua would be Wicca - A pantheistic language that can easily be adapted for different cultures and locations.

Some girls are dancing on the stage. Novels are often adapted for the stage.

An eddy current probe adapted for detecting cracks in material directly beneath a raised-head fastener is disclosed.

Many children buy books after they had been adapted for television.

This principle is part of the XP philosophy (adapted for local conditions).

This machine has been specially adapted for use These styles can be adapted to suit underwater.

THERE is an old Wall Street story that can be adapted for the modern world of hedge funds.

POWELL: There is ample evidence that Iraq has dedicated much effort to developing and testing spray devices that could be adapted for UAVs.

The book is adapted for students going abroad and master's degree graduate study candidates.

Japan, another rival, has a carrier for helicopters that could be adapted for fighters.

A bone plate (10) is described which is adapted for use in situ to fix a spatial relationship of at least two bone parts (80).

Flanges threaded for smaller pipe sizes, or flanges adapted for welding, are also available.

Stretcher adapted for the new models, will adopt the traditional stretcher.

It shows the bus is run by the kindergarten and the interior fittings were adapted for the bus.

The utility model is adapted for stoves for hydrocarbons, alcohols and synthetic liquid fuel.

We develop solutions adapted for products in the industries of Pharma, Nonwovens and Consumer.

Here we present some short films adapted for viewing over the Internet.

Romance of the Western Bower has been adapted for stage by many genres of traditional Chinese operas.

Second, and more importantly, our collective mindsets in industry and government are not well adapted for dealing with complexity.

Adapted for low temperature and high altiplano applications .

One explanation of the rejectionist strategy is that human psychology is adapted for repeated interactions rather than one-off trades.

The materials can be adapted for use with older children.

Camels are peculiarly adapted for life in the desert.

small active cicada-like insect with hind legs adapted for leaping; feeds on plant juices.

diurnal birds of prey having long pointed powerful wings adapted for swift flight.

The device may be adapted for use as an ear phone.

The present invention relates generally to monovinylarene-conjugated diene block copolymers adapted for shrinkable film applications.

Which is the first Chinese song to be adapted for use in a Western opera?

How, then, can corporate finance principles be adapted for private firms?

His Scottish detective character, named Rebus, has been adapted for television.

The reagent containers are adapted for cooperation with the probe tip.

and cooling means adapted for selectively cooling the beverage.

a wingless sterile ant or termite having a large head and powerful jaws adapted for defending the colony.

Many children buy books after they have been adapted for television.

It was later adapted for use in product recalls in the food industry.

It is adapted for the summer-sowing areas in the middle and south part of Hebei province.

The method can employ scheme of batch operation or continuous recycling, which is adapted for industry utilization.

It's well adapted for quality control of compound ketoconazole pet shampoo.

and is adapted for recognizing the standard certificate based on black-and-white photo.

This book is adapted for beginners.

The PostScript drawing model has been adapted for use within applications.

Grasshopper having long, powerful hindlegs adapted for jumping.

The method is adapted for machining single piece or small lot relief gears.

Difficult books are sometimes adapted for use in schools .

But Apostolos Georgopoulos and his colleagues at the University of Minnesota, in Minneapolis, think it could be adapted for medical use.

Bates is best known for The Darling Buds of May, which was a TV hit; this sequel was also adapted for television in 1977.

This novel has been adapted for television from the Russian original.

Many of the exploits throughout this tutorial are Windows specific, but they can be adapted for other operating systems.

This machine has been specially adapted for use underwater.

As my intellect is not adapted for science, I must go in for art.

This English novel is adapted for beginners.

The novel is adapted for a film.

What is the tilt test and how has it been adapted for use in patients with vasovagal syncope?

The insertion element can be adapted, for example, for endoscopic or laparoscopic delivery to a patient.

Based on the highly successful SPP program in India, SPP China has been adapted for Chinese student applicants.

This novel has been adapted for radio from Russian original.

This novel has been adapted for radio from the Russian original.

The part opposite to or behind that adapted for view or use.

The Patroller UAV is based on the S-15 aircraft built by Stemme of Germany and adapted for unmanned and optional manned operation.

suctorial Adapted for sucking, e. g. , the pelvic fins in some gobies .

this novel has been adapted for TV from the Russian original.

The play was adapted for television.

His novel To Live was awarded the Premio Grinzane Cavour in 1998 and was adapted for film by Zhang Yimou.

The story was adapted for the movies.

This is a book adapted for a beginner of English.

This novel has been adapted for TV from Korean.

The result is a bug that is specially adapted for a particular task.

He is now a magazine editor and a scriptwriter, who adapted, for example, a novel by Li Xiao for Zhang Yimou's film Shanghai Triad (1995).

There is disclosed a line-on-glass type liquid crystal display device that is adapted for preventing picture quality deterioration.

The play has been adapted for children.

He is not adapted for heavy work.

He is not adapted for such work.

This novel has been adapted for radio from the English original.

Many anteaters have heads and mouths adapted for gathering their food (1). For example, they may have narrow heads and sticky tongues.

She is not adapted for such work.

This is exactly the special form that is adapted for Fa-rectification disciples.

A highly efficient embedded real-time operating system processes queue model adapted for communication applications

An integrated effective index set adapted for quantitative grade administration of restaurant food safety

Study on Connectivity Technology of Construction of Landscape Ecological Forest Adapted for Network

fit, refers to what is adapted for or suited to a purpose, occasion, or use

Battery Case Adapted for Middle and Grade Schools with the Function of Slip Regulation

Design and Implementation of Remote Control Tool Adapted for Computer Class Teaching

Adapted for seizing, grasping, or holding, especially by wrapping around an object

Amusement apparatus adapted for use with television receivers only

Dietetic beverages adapted for medical purposes

Multi-Sensor Image Registration Method Adapted for Larger Scale

Dietetic foods adapted for medical purposes

Dietetic substances adapted for medical use

Games adapted for use with television receivers only

Adapted for the Hot and Dry

Four Aspects not Adapted for the Development of Port Economy in Jiangsu

A book adapted for child

adapted for use in war

an outer member (10, 20, 30, 40) adapted for positioning against a corresponding outer surface of the bodily organ;

this book is adapted for students between 11 - 16 years old