Sentence examples for adaptable information from inspiring English sources
This paper describes a novel approach to build a modular and adaptable information platform for Chalmers Smart Industry Hub.
In addition, technological risks are mainly summarized as i) choosing the right assistance system, ii) realizing suitable interfaces within the in-house IT landscape for machine-to-machine and machine-to-human communication and iii) creating assembly instructions and configuring data systems in terms of supplying specific and adaptable information.
Due to author MT's participation in the 'Smart and Adaptable Information System for supporting Physics Experiments in a Robotic Laboratory' project (SAIS-PEaRL project), she had to engage herself in the field of robotics (SAIS-PEaRL 2010).
The protocol allows existing and emerging information technologies to be gradually integrated into the analyses of new infectious diseases, thereby forming an adaptable information infrastructure for synchronized public health response also at national and local levels [46].
It is designed to improve the functionality of the Web by enabling more flexible and adaptable information identification and presentation.
The aim of this paper is to fill this gap with developing an adaptable, geographical information system-based methodology and implement it in a study area where the previously mentioned conditions are highly observable.
Thus designs must be adaptable as new information comes to light.
It allows orientating agents towards adaptable but standardized information flow enabling interoperability in a loosely coupled manner.
The system is adaptable to include information on multiple steps of phylogenetic divergence through treating each period as a phylogenetic branchpoint, as in vertebrate H2A.Z.1 and H2A.Z.2.
It is not tied to any a priori defined gene set as many previous methods, and is adaptable to emerging new information.
WISDOM is a modular, open tool, adaptable to the heterogeneous information collected by the many sectors concerned with wood energy – forestry, energy, agriculture, social affairs, etc. WISDOM does not reduce the need to collect local data, but rather emphasizes this need since its reliability is influenced by the quantity and quality of the data available.
