Sentence examples for adaptation points from inspiring English sources
Hence, the slower rate adaptation points are sustainable in this case.
Due to the high cost for faster adaptation to transmit the video, the players agree to slow adaptation points.
The chapter classifies bandwidth adaptation architectures based on three basic design decisions— namely, the selection of adaptation points, decision agents, and source coding techniques.
5) Modeling approaches of regional river-sea numerical with semi-analytical hydrodynamics, estuarine channel network, system dynamics and adaptation points are perspective.
When the QoE has a higher weight, the faster rate adaptation points are not preferred by the players because they lead to a higher number of instances when the rate exceeds channel capacity reducing the QoE.
As in the previous framework, only ad-hoc adaptation processes are defined ad design-time together with the definition of specific adaptation points for the business process and the events that will trigger that adaptation.
From an adaptation point of view it does enhance a species' ability to survive long term if it can use this back-up pathway.
However, from the link adaptation point of view, especially if there is a clear improvement in the interference conditions, as for example due to muted points, full advantage can only be gained if the CQI feedback reflects the improved link quality.
In the course of adaptation, pointing movements are gradually modified so that the target location is reached and the discrepancy between the optically displaced target and the optically displaced pointing hand is minimized.
This can lead to challenges of "cross-cultural adaptation", pointing to a need for additional support to help IMGs integrate into their new role and society [ 11].
Our results showing substantial farmer support for adaptation action, considered together with evidence that mainstream agricultural organizations are beginning to address the need for climate adaptation, point to opportunities to engage farmers and those agricultural actors through the lens of adaptation.
