The phrase "ad hoc sections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to sections that are created for a specific purpose or situation, often in a temporary or improvised manner.
Example: "The report included several ad hoc sections to address the unique challenges faced during the project."
Alternatives: "temporary sections" or "specific sections".
Even though the major sections are fixed today, "Ad-hoc sections" can easily be generated through the use of tags, and news pages be made through automatic aggregation.
An ad-hoc section is then focused on the multiaxial high-cycle fatigue problem, considering all the open questions arising in the presence of complex stress fields damaging the fatigue process zone in the vicinity of the stress concentrator apex.
Serving on ad hoc study sections can greatly help young scientists better understand what is and isn't an R01-worthy grant, Wormley says.
Finally, we will consider how the machine learning technology that we have been building for text classification can be applied back to the problem of learning how to rank documents in ad hoc retrieval (Section 15.4 ).
"If you're offered the opportunity to serve on an ad hoc study section, do it".
I've been using an ad hoc rules section at the top of the 10,000 person event discovery group I started in 2010, and it's been critical to dampening noise and getting people to keep their notifications on.
The 'AC models in ad hoc networks' section lists the relevant admission control models found in the literature, illustrates their classification according to the method adopted for this survey, and describes their operations, advantages, and drawbacks.
We have summarized the classification of the AC models described in the 'AC models in ad hoc networks' section in Tables 1 and 2; hereafter, we review their major features.
He was a standing member of the Metabolism Study Section at NIH from 1998-2002, and has chaired several ad hoc NIH study sections.
To combine the individual radars into a multi-radar multi-hop ad hoc communication network, Section 5 formulates the ad hoc multi-carrier resource allocation problem, while Section 6 proposes a fully distributed channel-sensing medium access solution.
We discussed the same problem in ad hoc retrieval in Section 8.1 (page 8.1 ).
