The phrase "adaptation applied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the implementation or execution of an adaptation, such as in research, project management, or environmental studies.
Example: "The adaptation applied in this study significantly improved the species' resilience to climate change."
Alternatives: "implemented adaptation" or "adaptation executed".
This paper deals with anisotropic mesh adaptation applied to unsteady inviscid CFD simulations.
Academic focus: Climate change impacts on agriculture and adaptation; applied economic research on agricultural, environmental, resource and development topics.
We next describe the MAP adaptation applied to any parameters θ of the pdfs of an HMM and present a new formulation highlighting that these parameters are implicitly considered as Bayesian, i.e., random variables that are drawn once for all times as depicted in Fig. 5 c [26].
It also showed that the effect and after-effect of motor adaptation applies to skilled tasks that people have learned over a long period of time.
Step 2: if (Step 1), then this is possible: an "overnight" inversion followed by semantic adaptation (applying 'red' to glowing coal, 'blue' to the sky, etc)., but with memory of one's experiences before the inversion.
Consequently, stating adaptations applied to the output data, the transparency criterion 'post-processing' aims at raising awareness on the ESS authors' side.
While this protein has been profiled in the literature, we are applying our adaptation predictions to its sequence and structure to see if the described adaptations apply.
Will those adaptations apply universally, or only among some of us?
Cluster level adaptation is applied to facilitate node adaptation and to adhere to any reliability policies used by IPs by adding and/or removing nodes.
Third, if cross transform feature adaptation and the CMLLR model adaptation are applied in sequence, the WER is further reduced.
For speaker adaptation, we applied an i-vector-based speaker adaptation technique as it was found to boost the performance by approximately 2%[13]3].
