Sentence examples for adaptable class from inspiring English sources

Although in this paper we use an adaptable class of splines [25], there is no constraint in this regard.

Many simple and adaptable class-tested experiments with bean beetles are appropriate for secondary and middle school classrooms and are available at http://www.beanbeetles.org/protocols.org/protocols

The proposed TMD beam device combines the relative advantages of the classical ('mechanical') TMD and the shunted piezoelectric patch ('electrical' vibration absorber), presenting the prospect of a functionally more readily-adaptable class of 'electromechanical' tuned vibration absorbers.

We also expect the demonstration to be adaptable for classes with either small or large numbers of students, and as a low-cost, safe experiment for the teaching laboratory.

But Bell is world class, very adaptable in my mind, and especially with a view to the conditions we might face in Bangladesh, he could suit.

A scaling factor can be found leading to results easily adaptable to a larger class of FPGA devices.

The result is a simple and efficient scheme that is readily adaptable to a wide class of differential constitutive equations and flow geometries.

Also the definition and selection of land cover classes has shown to be crucial and not to be simply adaptable from existing land cover class schemes.

It has been said that mammals have a wider distribution and are more adaptable than any other single class of animals, with the exception of certain less-complex forms such as arachnids and insects.

Fusion of designed TALE-TFs with LBDs derived from steroid hormone receptors enabled the generation of a new class of potent, adaptable, and conditional transcriptional activators.

The most adaptable superfamily domains are aldolase class I (CATH 3.20.20.70) and glutaredoxin (CATH 3.40.30.10), each of them exhibiting 10 changes of isomerase function.