The phrase "adaptation characteristics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the traits or features that enable an organism or system to adjust to changes in its environment.
Example: "The adaptation characteristics of the species allow it to thrive in extreme conditions."
Alternatives: "adaptive traits" or "adjustment features".
As such, we did not aim to exactly capture adaptation characteristics, but rather to capture strongly and weakly adapting cells as represented by the data here.
The model's response is analyzed which indicates that the bone adaptation characteristics are successfully captured in the relationship.
Due to its adaptation characteristics, the IEM strategy is robust for varying conditions during real-world operation.
The first commonality between mechanosensory systems is that tissues and subcellular structures that transmit force to MeT channels act as filters to determine the temporal dynamics and adaptation characteristics of the neuron's response.
Experimental results obtained with our system are provided, which on the one hand demonstrate the validity and extensibility of our approach to different situations, and on the other point out the fundamental role played by sensory feedback and human adaptation characteristics in man-machine interaction.
Our work has the following features: (i) We concurrently consider the rate adaptation characteristics of real-time applications and the random access mechanism of WLAN, and (ii) We derive the optimal number of maximum retransmission value to ensure a higher transmission throughput without violating the transmission delay bound.
Here is how Elliott Sober defines an adaptation: "characteristic c is an adaptation for doing task t in a population if and only if members of the population now have c because, ancestrally, there was selection for having c and c conferred a fitness advantage because it performed task t" (Sober 2000, 85).
PSM is defined as the conditional probability that a farmer adapts to climate change, given the pre-adaptation characteristics (Rosenbaum and Rubin 1983).
Finally, Geist [ 35] asks, "If scavenging was important, how did it lead to the adaptations characteristic of Homo?" The remainder of this paper seeks to answer this precise question, giving substance to the caveat that ends an earlier sentence by the same author: "Scavenging is not part of a sufficient explanation of human adaptations at least not yet" (emphasis added).
Contra Ross, I will argue that the neural adaptations characteristic of addiction provide a mechanism for judgment shift of the general kind Ainslie describes (though I do not take myself to be committed to all the features of Ainslie's view: in particular, on my account cues predictive of drug availability cause preference-reversals as effectively as immediately available rewards).
Adaptation: This characteristic of CAS is relevant to the adaptability of the system to changes in the environment.
