Chinese characters adapted into the Japanese language.

It was adapted by John Dryden in his very successful heroic drama Oedipus , licensed in 1678.

Adaptations The story has been adapted for other media for the last two centuries, from stage plays to an operetta to cartoons to films.

The resulting TF34 was adapted to become the CF34, whose wide variety of models powers many of the regional jets flying today.

Tintin in Tibet was adapted for television, radio, documentary, theatre, and a video game, and has been the subject of a museum exhibition.

They're easy to be re adapted.

We have to bundle adjust them. Find tie points.

I couldn't read any of it hieroglyphics, it could have been because it was Kanji, Chinese characters adapted into the Japanese language.

It remained the insignia of the Czech Air Force until today, although in recent years, a low visibility variant, all in grey, was adapted in some applications.

The portability was soon useful, as MUMPS was shortly adapted to a DEC PDP 15, where it lived for some time.

In establishing and adapting institutions, countries need to take into account their circumstances, their history and their development objectives.

There is also more concern now to develop approaches which partners can adapt and take to scale.

The upcoming summit will be a very important test of our Organization's credibility and of our ability to adapt it to modern and future challenges.

Like models of national treaty implementation, such practices may require adaptation.

The component elements of a national plan are suggested expecting, however, that these will be adapted to national needs, resources and aspirations.

They call for solutions that must be adapted to widely differing circumstances in new and creative ways.

Sentimental depictions were more popular in early cinema than horror, and include the 1947 film The Ghost and Mrs. Muir , which was later adapted to television with a successful 1968 70 TV series.

The legislature, the judiciary, and the Elections Commission are being reorganized or otherwise made to reflect the inclusive intent of the transitional period.

Sometimes an existing mill pond or other artificial reservoir is available and can be adapted for power production.

Some use maladaptive strategies (such as avoidance) that do not aid in comprehension (Garner, 1992).

It is therefore necessary to update or modify them, in the thinking of the main proponents of these doctrines .

Moreover, the draft principles clearly needed to be adapted to the circumstances and expanded in detail as appropriate.

However, they can be adapted so as to incorporate criteria specifically derived from public sector characteristics.

Model projects could be developed, according to programme priorities and country needs, that could be adapted to particular national or regional conditions and requirements.

She was pleased to see that the University apos s major programmatic activities were being adapted to the priority concerns of the United Nations.

Another example of this type of ectosymbiosis comes from the Macaranga tree, which has stems adapted to house colonies of Crematogaster ants.

The radioactive waste resulting from reprocessing will be adequately conditioned and permanently stored in a waste repository.

But rather, it is their leaves that are adapted to intercept the dissolved nutrients that come to them in the form of mist and fog.

If time the time of political opportunities is a factor here, we should now focus on elaborating further or fine tuning some of its concepts, so as to enable the delicate balance that has been achieved in the report to be maintained and not disturbed.

If properly targeted and conditioned on reforms, international aid can make a positive difference.

The last several years have seen an expanded use of such methods, adapted on an ad hoc basis to each specific situation.

These three areas can have very different abiotic conditions and, hence, host species that are specifically adapted to live there.

Thus anti terrorist measures should be tailored to suit diverse religious, political, economic, cultural or national situations.

They were mostly built after the Second World War for one purpose and are now, after the end of the cold war, being hurriedly adapted for another.

The infrastructure, principles, tools and mentality of international relations need to be adapted to the changed circumstances.

We agree with the Secretary General's call for the further universalization and fine tuning of anti terrorist conventions and mechanisms.

Used wisely and adapted to local contexts, it activated economic and human development and opened the way to partnership and investment.

These activities should result in a critical mass of replicable models that can be shared and duplicated or adapted throughout the South.

The World Health Organization (WHO) uses the formula established by the United Nations adapted to the requirements of its own membership and number of geographical posts.

Technology was a key element in sustainable development and should be carefully selected so that it could be adapted to the specific needs of each developing country.

They will need to be adapted to each context and national education system in line with the national implementation strategy of this plan of action.

Possible methods for reducing, removing or otherwise overcoming their effects can sometimes be found, or adapted from approaches which have been tried abroad.

48. Appropriate technologies are those that a SIDS can adopt and or adapt to their needs and circumstances and of which it can make beneficial use.

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On the other hand, UNIFEM would have ready access to research outputs that can be adapted and applied at both the policy and grass roots levels.