Sentence examples for a standard adaptation from inspiring English sources

In the following, we compare the performance of AISM with the performance of this optimized MH using the optimal scale parameter σ∗=3, in order to show the capability of the non-parametric adaptation employed in AISM, with respect to a standard adaptation procedure [10].

The items belonging to the two first categories can be determined during a standard adaptation process.

18 19 Serum glucose level was determined with a standard adaptation of the glucose oxidase peroxidase chromogen-coupled system foxidase peroxidase chromogen-coupledal fluidsystem

The standard adaptation methods used for speaker adaptation, such as maximum a posteriori (MAP) [1, 2] and maximum likelihood linear regression (MLLR) [9], can be also used for environment model adaptation.

The experiments showed that both techniques outperform standard adaptation techniques.

Our experiments show that both techniques outperform standard adaptation techniques.

We used a standard cross-cultural adaptation process to develop the Spanish BCI version, which demonstrated a good patient acceptability, high reliability, good construct validity, and sensitivity to change over time.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00699.004 It is difficult to account for listeners' performance in experiments 1 and 2 based on the standard, adaptation-based models proposed in the context of the streaming paradigm (Micheyl et al., 2007a; Fishman and Steinschneider, 2010a).

In a standard experimental protocol, adaptation is measured by the decrease in mechanotransduction current, which occurs during a sustained deflection of the hair bundle [ 42].

Therefore, the human decision-making system can be considered the most efficient of all known such systems and can serve as a standard for auto-adaptation.

FAO will assist national policy-makers, state and municipal authorities, institutions, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and farmers in applying these adjustments through improved regulation (environmental standards, adaptation of standards to local conditions, incentive policies and zoning) and technology transfer.