Sentence examples for adaptation optimally from inspiring English sources

These findings demonstrate that the central nervous system changes bimanual feedback control and adaptation optimally according to the current task requirements.

Generalist parasites, infective for a number of host species, might be unable to adapt optimally to the immune system of a certain host species, while specialist parasites might display high levels of adaptation to a particular host species.

Each of these approaches needs further development and adaptation to optimally address the burden of fecally transmitted diseases in impoverished communities.

Here, I show that both feedback control and adaptation change optimally with task goals.

Morphing, understood as the ability to undergo pronounced shape adaptations to optimally respond to a diversity of operational conditions, has been singled out as a future direction in the pursuit of maximised efficiency of lightweight structures.

It illustrates and applies a framework to evaluate options for adaptation by identifying cultivars optimally adapted to expected climate conditions, building on existing crops intra-specific biodiversity.

If we wish to ask if organisms are optimally adapted to their environment, we need to infer, from the environment, what optimal phenotypic adaptation would look like.

Constituents and dynamics of milk may reflect, in part, adaptations in mothers operating to program a "cheaper" infant (Love and Williams 2008; Reddon 2012) or adaptations in infants operating to optimally allocate resources transferred from the mother (Wells 2014).

In this algorithm, the recent regressors are optimally selected during the adaptation.

Optimally adapted individuals from populations occurring at various phases of adaptation were obtained by enrichment under target stress conditions followed by dilution plating to skim the most prevalent populations from which to pick colonists.

By optimally selecting the step-size during the adaptation, we can obtain both fast convergence rates and low steady-state MSE.