The phrase "adapt the distance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where adjustments or modifications to a physical or metaphorical distance are required, such as in discussions about relationships, measurements, or strategies.
Example: "In order to improve communication, we need to adapt the distance between team members based on their individual needs."
Alternatives: "adjust the distance" or "modify the distance".
The first one consists in adapting the distance function employed in one of the representations, while the second one has the goal of upgrading that representation with new relevant features.
These rings are arranged in spiral pattern in terms of adapting the distance between single rings according to the hydrostatic pressure gradient inside the pipeline.
The different models are Erdös-Rényi, Random spanning trees (several random spanning trees are selected in each cluster to match the required density) and Geometric random selection in a 3D Euclidean space [Geo3D Przulj et al. (2004)] adapting the distance threshold to the desired cluster density.
In this case, the task of the attacker is that of transferring the identity information from the labeled dataset containing M to the anonymized set of points P. In order to evaluate the similarity between sets of spatio-temporal points, we propose to adapt the modified Hausdorff distance [14] to our problem.
The impact of this method of adapting the Mahalanobis distance boundaries was investigated with features obtained using both the model-based and projection-based algorithms (parameters listed in Tables 1 and 2).
In order to develop BITCP, test case execution time and the number of faults were adapted to the distance from the prey and loudness, respectively.
We also adapt the recently discovered local second order squared distance function approximant to the parameter correction setup.
It shows that binary MA based on distance can also efficiently adapt the mode at each FBS.
In the first part of the paper a discussion on the modification of the standard in terms of loads and distances is presented, to adapt the available data to the test case, a boy of 12 years and 45 kg.
Social networking sites (SNS) such as Facebook®, while not originally intended to be used as learning environments, may be adapted for the distance-learning part of training programs.
