Sentence examples for adapt to multiple from inspiring English sources
We have proposed that declines in adaptive capacity, defined as the ability to adapt to multiple stressors, may serve as an indicator of risk for fatigue.
An ANN can easily adapt to multiple situations and extract information that is apparently hidden in a system.
Inubit, as is typical for a German business-to-business company, is fashioning itself as a European company -- one that needs to adapt to multiple countries, cultures and languages from the get-go.
The researchers found reduced stability and an inability to produce proactive anticipatory adjustments among patients, but the ability to adapt to multiple perturbations or to modify responses to changing amplitudes or directions was comparable to a group of healthy subjects.
To determine whether any frequency's responses to error were distinctly related to a switch in context, we predicted single-trial EEG data from a computational learning model that can adapt to multiple contexts simultaneously based on a switching mechanism.
The intervention is a modular workshop designed around the three-step analyze, search, evaluate (ASE) model of information literacy, which is easy to remember, easy to adapt to multiple instructional situations, and can provide a foundation for building information literacy skills.
The challenge of adapting to multiple adaptive peaks can be partially resolved by genetic and developmental decoupling among life stages [ 3].
Moreover, the modular sample holder can be adapted to multiple properties measurement.
Recent studies have suggested that individuals can form multiple motor memories when simultaneously adapting to multiple, but oppositely-oriented perturbations.
It illustrates how the model was adapted to multiple scales and contexts, and variations in desired technical complexity.
In order to solve the sequence of optimisation problems, fmincon optimisation function from the MATLAB optimisation toolbox adapted to multiple output analysis of FE models is developed.
