Sentence examples for adaptation of codes from inspiring English sources

[ 1] In Nigeria, The National Code for Health Ethics Research was only recently promulgated in 2007, a Code developed largely through adaptation of Codes from wealthier countries.

The adaptations of code required to switch between the two schemes were found to be extremely straightforward.

Examples of light aircraft designed using such tools will be presented and some attention will be paid to the design of a three-surface R/C model aircraft and on the adaptation of numerical codes to the prediction of its behaviour in the non-linear range of angles of attack.

The coding scheme was an adaptation of microanalytic coding rubrics used in prior research with psychomotor tasks (Cleary and Zimmerman 2001; Cleary et al. 2012).

Although not demonstrated in this example, simulation with random unexplained variability or a variance-covariance matrix requires adaptation of the code provided in the example script for coding a population model in R (supplementary material available online).

Adaptation of the coding guide was pursued through multiple rounds of piloting and test coding on a sub-sample of print media articles to ensure validity and robustness [ 32].

The adaptation of the coding system in this study consisted of the elaboration of categories for coding the exchange of pedigree data, medical information about relatives, communication within the family, and agenda, that is, all knowledge and questions that delineate what the interactants bring to the encounter and/or express they had planned to discuss during the visit.

The benefits of adaptation of the code are easily apparent – the ability to run parameter sweeps of simulations concurrently and the ability to script multiple scenarios quickly.

The block-based nature of PRISM allows for a better local adaptation of the coding mode in order to cope with the nonstationary statistics typical of video data.

Some well-known examples of system optimization have since been described for the nervous system, including the neuropil wire fraction [39], and the adaptation of sparse coding and analog transmission through which energy savings associated with information transfer can be increased by distributed activity across networks of neurons and synapses [40], [41].

Also, we consider the amended version of FAM where subsequent adaptation of the code is deemed likely.