Sentence examples for adapt the approach from inspiring English sources

There is no recognition of the need to adapt the approach for countries at different levels of development.

We plan to adapt the approach to DREAM-MCP to enable a similar facility in terms of energy consumption.

Furthermore, we adapt the approach above and generalize to the case of null-solutions to ((mathcal{D}-alpha phi=0), (alpha inmathbb{R}), where (mathbb{R}) D}-alpha phi=0eld of realphambers (see Sectinmathbb{R}

To do so, we decided to adapt the approach conducted by some American studies (Bertrand and Mullainathan 2004; Oreopoulos 2011) to the Italian labor market, building up an ad hoc field experiment.

The method provides a framework for the design of adhesively bonded hardwood joints; however, due to the fundamental differences in the material properties, further investigations are needed in order to adapt the approach into a reliable design procedure.

Future developments we are working include: testing the algorithm on large-scale networks, develop a full distributed self-stabilizing version exploiting the fact that major part of computations are made in a local manner and finally adapt the approach for K-partite and for multiplex networks [28].

For operational modeling, it would be helpful to adapt the approaches used by these models in translating massive data sets (e.g., bank notes, mobile phone user trajectories, air and commuting travel networks) into model parameter values.

Adapting the approach to other systems such as Mercurial and Subversion is also discussed.

We adapted the approach described in [47] where three 1,000 × 1,000 pixels image subsets were visually interpreted to delineate burned/partially burned area perimeters.

They adapted the approach to look for refactorings that can reduce four types of anti-pattern; lazy class, long parameter list, spaghetti code, and speculative generality.

Initial experiments were only carried out over a distance of about a metre, and Prof Willner said that challenges remained for adapting the approach to fibres or for longer-distance transfer.