The phrase "ad hoc settings" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe situations or environments that are created for a specific purpose or task, often on a temporary basis.
Example: "The team met in ad hoc settings to brainstorm solutions for the urgent project."
Alternatives: "temporary arrangements" or "specific contexts".
Whether capturing old songs performed in ad hoc settings, people cooking and discussing housework alongside political troubles, or impassioned graffiti blazing beneath dusty highways, she tracks the intricate currents of politics at ground level.
The best known, "Lágrimas Negras" (Calle 54), was a rapturous meeting with the Spanish flamenco singer Diego El Cigala; the latest, "Bebo de Cuba" (Calle 54), is a brilliantly sprawling showcase, featuring a coterie of highly skilled New York musicians in both arranged and ad hoc settings.
Since nodes in ad hoc settings could have strict memory constraints (e.g., in sensor network), in our simulations, we assume that each node traces a small number of other nodes.
Members of these committees spoke about holding meetings often in ad hoc settings -- "sometimes in our cars as we are driving to a location," the Lebanese youth leader said.
As artists like Mr. DiNizio struggle to establish themselves or to resurrect former success, they're booking themselves into private homes, and inviting (or charging) fans to see them perform in these ad-hoc settings.
In such ad hoc team settings, team strategies cannot be developed a priori.
In real ad hoc wireless settings, network links are connected intermittently and have dynamic qualities that depend on topographical factors such as building structures and other time-varying factors such as weather and temperature [9].
For example, to identify K27HMD, Nakamura et al. proposed a heuristic method that used certain ad hoc parameter settings to define hypomethylated regions and H3K27me3 peak detection [ 8].
The scaling laws of the throughput and/or delay of coexisting primary and secondary ad hoc networks under various protocol settings have been investigated in [29,31-33].
At this point, following a string of privacy scandals and ad hoc responses, Facebook's privacy settings are labyrinthine at best; just how private "direct messaging" on Twitter really is has been a matter of legal contention when court subpoenas have demanded user information be handed over.
Recently, two-way relay model, also termed as bidirectional relay model [1 6], where two sources exchange information via some assisting relays, has attracted more and more attention, because such model has popular applications in modern communication systems, including relay-assisted cellular networks, satellite communications, and peer-to-peer settings in wireless ad hoc networks [1, 6, 7].
