The phrase "a adaptive" is not correct in English.
It should be "an adaptive" because "adaptive" begins with a vowel sound. You can use it when describing something that is capable of adapting or adjusting to new conditions.
Example: "The new software is an adaptive system that learns from user behavior to improve its functionality."
Alternatives: "a flexible" or "a versatile".
This paper presents a control design method that combines a adaptive predictive algorithm with an eigenstructure assignment method.
The backstepping methodology provides a simpler design procedure for a adaptive control scheme than the model reference adaptive control method, which is demonstrated in this paper.
In order to study the seismic damage mechanisms of concrete-based structures, a adaptive multi-grid method is developed to simulate the process from evolving damage to structural failure in concrete structures under seismic loading.
It is discussed that latency of S. pseudotuberosa in chestnut tissues may represent a adaptive strategy of the pathogen for rapid and massive host colonization in favourable environmental conditions.
The velocity control experiment used a adaptive fuzzy self-tuning PID control algorithm that has been proven to improve the dynamic performance of the slim sensorless BLDC motors in the blowers of vacuum cleaners.
Finally, to demonstrate the effectiveness of the monitoring services, we develop a adaptive overlay streaming media system which leverages our monitoring services for real-time path congestion/failure information, and an overlay network for adaptive packetrelaying and buffering within the delivery infrastructure.
Like an adaptive strategy, a shaping strategy embraces short or continual planning cycles.
With an adaptive method, a critical ISI is determined.
The biphasic response is a hallmark of an adaptive behavior.
Under prolonged ER stress, UPR transitions from an adaptive to an apoptotic response.
A clear example of an adaptive TE appears in [ 46].
