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Some and adaptations
Some of these have specific
adaptations such as enlarged teeth for biting or spines on
the chest
, arms or thumbs
.
Some 20th-century ethnologists
, like Julian Steward
, have instead argued that
such similarities reflected similar
adaptations to similar environments ( see cultural evolution ).
Some evolutionary psychologists apply
the same thinking to psychology
, arguing that
the mind has
a modular structure similar to that
of the body
, with different modular
adaptations serving different functions
.
Some adaptations of weighted reference counting seek to avoid this
by attempting to give weight back
from a dying reference to one
which is still active
.
Some Arctic species like Gynaephora groenlandica have special basking
and aggregation behaviours apart
from physiological
adaptations to remain
in a dormant state
.
Some must consume
other fish that
are the same size or larger than them
and they need
adaptations to help digest them efficiently
.
Some were written directly for
the series
, but most were
adaptations of already published stories
.

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Some issues
of Marvel Fanfare feature
adaptations of the Mowgli stories
by Gil Kane
.
Some of the early Soviet children's prose was loose
adaptations of foreign fairy tales unknown
in contemporary Russia
.
Some of these practitioners have made contributions
and adaptations completely unforeseen
by Bohm himself
, making
the subject
of " Bohm Dialogue " much greater than
the dialogue theory Bohm himself originally established
, which, Don Factor believes
, would have delighted him if he were still alive
.
Some adaptations show him conspiring
with Claudius
in the murder
of King Hamlet
.
Some of these
adaptations include unique hemoglobin-binding enzymes
, doubled nitric oxide production
, hearts that can utilize glucose
, and lungs
with an increased sensitivity to low oxygen
.
Some of the best known
adaptations are:
Some of them
are direct
adaptations of several video games
from KOF ' 94 to KOF ' 00
.
Some of the smallpipe tunes
in Peacock's book
, from the early 19th century
, are in the Lydian mode
, with a tonic
of c
, but
with one sharp
in the key signature
; these-' Bobby Shaftoe '
is one-make more musical sense
in the major mode
with an f natural
, viewed
as adaptations from originals for Border pipes
.
Some adaptations have made Goblins distinct
from Orcs
.
Some of Tyne Tees best known programming includes
the groundbreaking music show The Tube
, critically acclaimed
adaptations of Catherine Cookson novels
, and children's programmes
such as Supergran
.
Some of the additional packages were
adaptations for netbooks
and notebooks
.
Some of the stories he appeared
in include
adaptations of Donkey Kong Country
, Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest
and Donkey Kong 64
, as well
as original stories
.
Some of our bodily features-eyebrows
, beards
and moustaches
, deep adult male voices
, perhaps female breasts-strongly resemble
adaptations to producing signals
.
Some of their
adaptations were unlike those seen
in their living relatives
.
Some of the memorable
adaptations include Daphne du Maurier's " The Birds ", Carl Stephenson's " Leiningen Versus
the Ants " ( filmed
in 1954
as " The Naked Jungle ", Algernon Blackwood's " Confession ", Ray Bradbury's oft-reprinted " Mars Is Heaven ", George R
. Stewart's Earth Abides (
the program's
only two-parter ), Richard Connell's " The Most Dangerous Game "
and F
. Scott Fitzgerald's " The Diamond
as Big
as the Ritz ".
Some of the fan websites have even been granted exclusive interviews
with key members
of the Harry Potter cast
; in 2011
, TheHPFan conducted
a popular interview
with Bonnie Wright
, who plays Ginny Weasley
in the film
adaptations of the books
.
Some of them ( especially after
the introduction
of the Boss Borot ), were heavy on slapstick
and jokes
, even to
the point
of making fun
of the hero
and the villains
; others carried strong melodramatic touches ( this characteristic
of heavy satire humor
and melodrama were
in fact staples
of almost all
of Go Nagai's creations
in manga
, even before their
adaptations to
the small screen ).
Some and Latin
Some writers
, such as James-Charles Noonan
, hold that
, in the case
of cardinals
, the form used for signatures should be used also when referring to them
, even
in English ; and this
is the usual but not
the only way
of referring to cardinals
in Latin .< ref > An Internet search will uncover some hundreds
of examples
of " Cardinalis Ioannes < surname >", examples modern
and centuries-old (
such as this
from 1620 ),
and the phrase " dominus cardinalis Petrus Caputius "
is found
in a document
of 1250
.
Some small improvements were made to law
and court procedure
, for example all court proceedings were now conducted
in English rather than
in Law French or
Latin.
Some countries have more particular naming for their missions
and staff:
a Vatican mission
is headed
by a nuncio (
Latin " envoy ")
and consequently known
as an apostolic nunciature
.
Some of them resembled
a modern lowercase
Latin " e ", some
a " 6 "
with a connecting stroke to
the next letter starting
from the middle
, and some
a combination
of two small " c "- like curves
.
Some authorities claim
the word derives
from the Late
Latin phrase forestam silvam
, meaning "
the outer wood "; others claim
the term
is a latinisation
of the Frankish word * forhist " forest
, wooded country ", assimilated to forestam silvam (
a common practise among Frankish scribes ).
Some manual representations
of non-Roman scripts
such as Chinese
, Japanese
, Devanagari
, Hebrew
, Greek
, Thai
and Russian
alphabets are based to some extent on
the one-handed
Latin alphabet described above
.
Some printed editions
of Ars Minor
, a schoolbook on
Latin grammar
by Aelius Donatus may have been printed
by Gutenberg
; these have been dated either 1451 – 52 or 1455
.
Some guitarists incorporate
a Latin jazz influence
, acid jazz-style dance club music
uses samples
from Wes Montgomery
, and guitarists
such as Bill Frisell continue to defy categorization
.
Some consider Justinian
the " Last
of the Romans ," for he was
the last Roman Emperor to speak
Latin.
Some scholars have suggested it
is relevant to this debate that
the legendary King Arthur's name
only appears
as Arthur
, or Arturus
, in early
Latin Arthurian texts
, never
as Artōrius ( though it should be noted that Classical
Latin Artōrius became Arturius
in some Vulgar
Latin dialects ).
Some earlier
Latin poets tried to make up for this deficiency
by creating new compound
words, as the Greeks had done
.
Some commentaries suggest that
the name
is derived
from the Latin name
, meaning ' man
from Lucania
, (
a region
of Italy ).

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Some modern dictionaries
and coursebooks
of classical Greek
and Latin, where
the macron
is sometimes used
in conjunction
with the breve
.
Some of the earliest origins
of minestrone soup pre-date
the expansion
of the Latin tribes
of Rome into what became
the Roman Republic
and later Roman Empire
, when
the local diet was " vegetarian
by necessity "
and consisted mostly
of vegetables
, such as onions
, lentils
, cabbage
, garlic
, fava beans
, mushrooms
, carrots
, asparagus
, and turnips
.
Some use natural law synonymously
with natural justice or natural right (
Latin ius naturale )
Some sources suggest that construction
of the canal would enable Nicaragua to become one
of the wealthiest countries
in Central America
, and one
of the wealthiest countries
in Latin America
in per capita terms
.
Some pubs also have
Latin inscriptions
.
Some traditional Catholics have used
the term following Vatican II
, particularly
in defence
of the Latin mass
and sacred tradition
.
Some of them migrated to
the north
of the peninsula
in times
of persecution bringing elements
of the styles
, food
and agricultural practices learned
from the Moors
, while they continued practicing their Christianity
with older forms
of Catholic worship
and their own versions
of the Latin language
.
Some offer
a classical education (
Latin, Greek ), while others concentrate on economics
and the like
.

*
Some Latin Christian authors
, such as Tertullian
and Augustine
, followed Varro's threefold usage
, though Augustine also used
the term more simply to mean ' reasoning or discussion concerning
the deity '
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