On the contrary, the hardware counterparts of SOMs exploit the inherent parallelism of hardware to boost the overall performances, but generally lack adaptability without considerable design efforts.
For complex multi-component signals of various morphological contents, the commonly used basis expansion based signal processing method lacks adaptability and flexibility, thus being ineffective to extract the embedded meaningful information.
The threshold is conventionally set artificially, which lacks adaptability and requires manual intervention.
Far from being conceived as proficient, popular contemporary portrayals often paint bureaucracies as inefficient and lacking in adaptability.
It is, however, a passive control system lacking the adaptability to the real-time changes in motion from the earthquake excitation.
However, these handcrafted features often ignore the internal meanings of words or entities, require tedious feature engineering and expensive computation and lack adaptability for different scenarios.
In sum, such management lack adaptability (Table 1) and are unlikely to be effective.
Moreover, firms with high ownership concentration lack adaptability to environmental change (Burkart & Panunzi, 2006).
Constructed orders lack such adaptability.
"They can't react to unanticipated circumstances," said Dr. Harold L. Hawkins, who oversees behavior modeling programs for the Office of Naval Research, "and they lack the adaptability and basic cognitive and perceptual functions all of us take for granted.
Although the bifunctional chimeras are as kinetically efficient in Fe-uptake as is the wild type two-component system, they lack the adaptability and fidelity in Fe-uptake of the wild type.
