Sentence examples for accurately adapted from inspiring English sources

"I Saw the Light" opens with Hiddleston performing an a-capella version of "Cold, Cold Heart," a song Williams wrote (or, more accurately, adapted; the melody is lifted from Buddy Starcher and T. Texas Tyler's version of "You'll Still Be in My Heart") in 1950.

By means of this short-term trading, the preallocated resources can be accurately adapted to the actual demand situation on the cell level.

For robust visual tracking, appearance modeling should be able to well separate the object from its backgrounds, while accurately adapt to its appearance variations.

"King Charles III" will certainly win its share of Tony awards--and it probably deserves them, for it is quite a literary achievement to so accurately adapt a Shakespearean style to today.

In order to make the estimated CLM more accurately and adapt to environmental changes, by effective estimation of the feature fusion weights, the CLM can be persistently updated based on the human re-id results during tracking in the testing stage.

Our research is focused on the specific European context, trying to enhance the usefulness of the methods from a design perspective, if system boundaries are carefully defined and data sets accurately selected and adapted.

The specific consequences of rectal radiotherapy are more accurately detected by adapted disease-specific subscales.

Therefore, it can be said that the estimated noise power has some degree of estimation error, which causes the resulting covariance models to be adapted less accurately.

Indeed, the hybrid method is adapted to accurately account for the special grid structure at the interfaces, avoiding any overlapping grid considerations.

(2) The Engset model can be adapted to accurately compute goodputs for TCP and TCP over ATM, with different buffer management schemes.

Moreover, HCM considers terrain type rather than the actual vertical profile, which could overestimate or underestimate the expected traffic performance depending on how accurately the roadway was adapted to the terrain.