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adequate adjective |
(holem) הוֹלֵם ; (mas'piyk) מַסְפִּיק , (adek'vatiy) אָדֶקְוָטִי |
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(holem) הוֹלֵם ,
(naot) נָאוֹת ,
(mas'piyk) מַסְפִּיק ,
(day) דַי
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Milon.co.il Dictionary
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adequate
adequate
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הולם; מספיק
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Adaptation (disambiguation)
Adaptation may refer to - Adaptation, an anatomical structure, physiological process or behavioral trait that has evolved.
- Neural adaptation, the ability of neural systems to change their response behaviour depending on the recent stimulus history.
- Adaptation (eye), ability of the eye to adjust to various levels of darkness and light.
- Adapted process, a type of stochastic process.
- Adapting to change (e.g adaptation to global warming), contrast with mitigation.
In the arts- Film adaptation, whose theme, story, or structure is based on another (usually literary) work.
- Literary adaptation, wherein the central elements of a film or other visual medium are adapted into a novel, novella, or comic book.
- Theatrical adaptation, wherein the central elements of a story, either from another play or from another medium, are adapted for the stage.
- Adaptationoun, 2002 film starring Nicolas Cage and Meryl Streep, directed by Spike Jonze
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