The phrase "adapt a small" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of making a small adjustment or modification, but it is incomplete without additional context.
Example: "We need to adapt a small portion of the project to meet the new requirements."
Alternatives: "make a minor adjustment" or "modify a small part".
The second composition was nominated for further optimization in terms of resin volume fraction in consideration of its ability to adapt a smaller amount of resin.
Mr. McBride, on the other hand, said he would present music from "an entirely different galaxy," a reference to a "spacious" middle section he created when he adapted a small-group original, "Science Fiction," for the big band.
"Someone with A.D.H.D. can only adapt to a small range of niches in the world, and maybe there are fewer of those niches than there once were," as Nigg put it.
training phase: the state-independent GMM and the state-transformations are trained with the development data, adaptation phase: the state-independent GMM is adapted with a small amount of few data from a speaker, testing phase: instead of applying the transformation on the state-independent GMM, they are applied to the speaker-depedent GMM.
(1) training phase: the state-independent GMM and the state-transformations are trained with the development data, (2) adaptation phase: the state-independent GMM is adapted with a small amount of few data from a speaker, (3) testing phase: instead of applying the transformation on the state-independent GMM, they are applied to the speaker-depedent GMM. .
The chair is the same model as the blue chairs adapted for a small dining room in the Chinese pavilion where the royal family could take their meals without servants.
There's no question that the composer Dave Malloy's "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" breaks many of the rules that have accrued around American musical theater, from its mostly unrhymed lyrics and sung-through libretto, adapted from a small portion of Leo Tolstoy's "War and Peace," to the eclectic blend of classical and electro-pop sounds.
This salvation came in the form of a normal mop adapted with a small water tank and a heating element that generated steam to spray on the floor.
A technically feasible polygeneration microgrid adapted to a small island is financially profitable with a probability of 90% for the present and 100% at the medium term.
In order to allow equilibrium with the surrounding atmosphere to be reached rapidly, a conductivity cell, adapted to a small size membrane samples, has been designed.
