Sentence examples for adaptation based on a from inspiring English sources

The comparison demonstrated that transmit power adaptation based on a soft decision can maximize the capacity of the SU.

This paper, considering the situation of a smart home or an office with staff members, presents the speaker-specific acoustic model adaptation based on a multi-model mechanism, to solve the problem of undependable adaptation.

Does the world need a film adaptation based on a newspaper article about a playground game?

We thus propose a mechanism for efficient adaptation based on a set of mutations with several features.

Another unconventional myosin, XVa, which is required for normal growth of hair cell stereocilia, has been implicated in fast adaptation based on a study of P1-P4 shaker 2 mice (that have no functional myosin-XVa) [ 55].

Interestingly, a recent work also identified these two genes as candidates showing signs of high-elevation adaptation based on a set of independent populations and approaches (Gou et al. 2014), which also supports the conclusion of the present study.

While the evolution of the human species is a biological development like the processes that gave rise to the other species, the historical appearance of the capacity for culture initiates a qualitative departure from other forms of adaptation, based on an extraordinarily variable creativity not directly linked to survival and ecological adaptation.

Specifically, assuming that a regular (in cell shape) and uniform (in cell size) computational mesh is used (as is commonly done in computation), we develop a criterion for mesh adaptation based on an error function whose definition is motivated by the analysis of function variation and local error behavior for linear interpolation.

We anticipated that the hemi-fused (docked) vesicle pool would decrease in rod spherules during dark adaptation, based on an earlier study in which, following depolarization with high-K+ saline, saccular hair cell ribbon synapses showed a decrease of 73% of the number of docked vesicles at ribbon-associated and ribbon-free zones [23].

Here we develop a general hypothesis of codon-anticodon adaptation based on an analysis of wobble costs, and derive its predictions that can be tested by genomic data.

Single-cell Raman microspectroscopy was previously employed to distinguish the eukaryotic chlorophyte alga Dunaliella tertiolecta cells from N-replete and N-starved conditions after four days adaptation based on chlorophyll a and beta-carotene bands [ 31].