They offer certain degrees of flexibility to adapt for instance the number of SISO decoders, the turbo code mode, i.e., single binary turbo code (SBTC) or double binary turbo code (DBTC), or the frame size.
Using estimated SNP variances instead, allows the variances to differ between SNPs, and even to adapt, for instance, to linkage disequilibrium between SNPs, which may affect the variance associated to them.
Thus, the combination of the results of step i and step ii (in step iii) is based on subjective percentage reductions of value points (Table 2), but can be easily adapted, for instance, through stakeholder or expert knowledge.
Work-designs and the layout were adapted, for instance to create a 'living room' that enabled group wise treatment and rehabilitation.
The findings of Sansome (1977) suggested that P. infestans may exist in nature in the tetraploid condition and that this tetraploid might be better adapted, for instance to cooler conditions [ 65].
To incorporate even more social media into her job, she adds a small task block to represent "teaching colleagues to use social media". And for those tasks that do not fit her as well, she makes a note to adapt them (for instance, using "professional development" to "improve public speaking skills").
Noteworthy, too, was how these Old World goods were adapted: beads, for instance, being worked in native and French-influenced patterns not only for personal adornment but also for decorating the horses of which the Northwest tribes were so passionately fond.
Individual weights are progressively adapted, using for instance a back-propagation algorithm, to minimize the difference between calculated and expected outputs; the weights assuring the best results then being used to test and compare the performance of the ANNs (see Figure 1 for a schematic representation).
While some aspects of "Queer as Folk" are being adapted for American viewers -- for instance, the locale was shifted to Pittsburgh from Manchester, England -- many of the plot lines are intact.
If it proves a success then infrastructure might adapt to it, for instance by packing cars into tighter spaces (with no one in them there is no need to make room for their doors to open), but would not need to anticipate it.Look, no handsDriverless cars would also need to communicate with one another, to enhance safety.
Another possibility for CBT non-responders would be to adapt the CBT, for instance by intensifying it (increasing session length and session frequency).
