Colin Wiles, a housing consultant who lives in Cambridge and campaigned against the Mill Road development, worries about the long-term impact on British cities. "One of the principles of housing development should be that houses are adaptable over time," he says.
In the late 1970's, the Japanese government and private sector started research and development projects to design and build longer life housing that is adaptable with time, such as the Kodan Experimental Housing Project (KEP) and the Century Housing Project (CHS).
According to stakeholders, decision aids need to be adaptable over time and across users.
A more recent research trend has focused on the biological plausibility of such networks as a closer abstraction to real neurons may offer improved performance in an adaptable, real-time environment.
Release of the substance is triggered by warmth, vibration, moisture and perspiration, with the "desorption" time adaptable to specific applications.
But of course Mr. Frisell has a terrific sense of time, adaptable and easeful, driven by intuition.
Deniz and Ufuktepe defined the Lebesgue-Stieltjes Δ and ∇-measures and by using these measures, they defined an integral which is adaptable to a time scale, specifically the Lebesgue-Stieltjes Δ-integral, in [5].
In this context, our model performs better than the existing RBB algorithm in terms of corresponding match throughput, and proves that it is more adaptable to the time duration and the size of data dissemination through the HoMC-based MUDD optimization.
The electronics were designed to be adaptable to the time of day, weather and season and to meet the desired century-long longevity and dependability objectives set by the design team in response to the thirty-year directive.
And Japan's workers have proved more adaptable, in hard times, than commonly believed.
