| Many bands have tried to take a piece of classical music written for full orchestra and readapt it for rock music. |
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| The WHO recommends stronger animal surveillance and says China could readapt its anti-SARS watches to bird flu. |
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| We have had to readapt our services, working with the psycho-social organizations. |
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| The population is given 10,000 generations to readapt to the new environment, during which its average fitness is monitored. |
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| The two are woven together by the common thread of trying to readapt to a normal life after a landmark experience. |
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| She had to blink to readapt to the natural light when the track came into view. |
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| Whatever method was used, I consider it would be no mere minor work to readapt the existing walls to comply with the approved layout. |
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| These cars are different to any other car I have driven before, and you have to readapt your style and that takes time. |
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| This will enable you to readapt these arguments to the context if necessary. |
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| But Imron brushed aside assumptions that the failure might carry on to Busan, saying that they would need to readapt to each other after having been apart for some time. |
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| The stakes have definitely changed and the response of the UN and the international community needs to readapt constantly to these new issues. |
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| Only a few years later, he dropped dead, as if he were never able to readapt to Soviet life. |
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| So you need to readapt your organization if you want to be as dominant as Ferrari were in the last decade. |
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| This situation is upsetting and he or she feels obliged to readapt to a new situation. |
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| Also, if the company is to readapt the existing furnace to its normal production needs, it has again to incur high expenses. |
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| Intergovernmental organizations and, the United Nations must now, after the end of the Cold War, readapt their functions and structures. |
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| But this usually lasts a shorter time than the original problem because it takes less time to readapt. |
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| The Ministry for Labour is planning to readapt this Code in the light of a further approximation to the Community acquis. |
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| And techniques developed to help returning crewmembers readapt to gravity can be used in rehabilitation medicine. |
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| The Immigration Minister took the decision to send them back, saying the couple's two children were young enough to be able to readapt to life in Kosovo. |
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| Another consideration here is that Joe takes several weeks to readapt. |
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| Additionally, bodybuilders following cyclical ketogenic diets would probably benefit from MCTs, since they have to readapt to ketosis every week after carb-loading phases. |
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| Mankind's long experience has shown that it is possible to readapt a respiratory centre to increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the body by a process of training. |
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| Because you are gay, and have grown up with a straight family in a straight world, you have to kind of adapt yourself and readapt yourself when you come out. |
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| Riley's father, a British soldier captured by the Japanese in 1941, survived forced labour on the Siamese railway but took a while to readapt to family life. |
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| Former combatants, especially ex-child soldiers, need help not only to receive schooling or to find a job but also to readapt to life in a peaceful environment. |
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| Space Life Sciences at the CSA brings together researchers from academia, industry and various organizations to learn how humans adapt to life in space and how they readapt upon their return to Earth. |
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| It was conducting a range of projects intended to prevent and eliminate trafficking in the Philippines, to protect victims and help them readapt, and to convict those responsible for trafficking. |
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| Humans, too, need to readapt to life on Earth after months in space. |
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| The completion of a single market without internal borders by 1 January 1993 entails the re-definition of the role of the national customs authorities and will require nationals customs officials to readapt to this role. |
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| If you have more than 5mm difference between the 4 measurement points, you will have to retake the pool out of the hole and readapt the dry mix plate. |
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| Moreover the CISP recognizes the need to readapt in each country quality standard criteria on the basis of an accurate analysis of its social context, demographic and economic. |
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| From the base, they readapt the national political and legal framework to their context, by promoting different water management modes: public, private, communautary. |
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| Correspondence courses are intended for old and young people who wish to get on, to improve themselves, to readapt or retrain, or to get a diploma. |
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| They waited to see how the fish might readapt to its ancestral home. |
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