Temporarily adapt relay settings to prevent maloperation during cold load pickup.
It is electronically programmed to adapt its settings to suit the road surface on which one is driving.
The step-by-step guideline is based on health economic costing guidelines but demonstrates the need and ability to adapt to settings, for example, with limited data availability.
Whether variability restoration could be used to adapt NAVA settings also warrants further studies, as well as the development of specific tools for assessing variability at the bedside.
Human-built sonars also need to adapt their settings to detect objects at different distances, but the power of their transmitter seldom varies.
Furthermore, improved closed-loop systems using the automated detection of patient-ventilator asynchronies to continuously and automatically adapt ventilator settings could be implemented in ventilators to further improve the standard of care during mechanical ventilation.
On the other hand, the PEEP-related short-term effect is sufficiently substantial that it could be detected by attentive clinicians, and so it could be used to adapt ventilatory settings for weaning from mechanical ventilation.
As suggested by the pre-adapt settings, the weaker measured effects for the fatty images is possibly because observers were less reliable in making the relative blur judgments with these images.
The behavior that results from our stove-top settings can adapt to circumstance, and our five personality factors can be nudged over time.
The algorithm dynamically adapts the settings of control devices such as automatic voltage regulator of generators, transformer with under load tap changer, and FACTS to optimize operational objectives.
We adapted the settings from the example control file tol40.mcmc according our dataset in changing the models to GTR + Γ6 and S7B + Γ6 with the proposal priorities for model 1 to = 7 and model 2 to = 24.
