Sentence examples for adaptation relatively from inspiring English sources

However, to obtain a reliable estimate of PER, a large number of packets need to be transmitted, making the adaptation relatively slower when compared to SNR-based LA [18].

In contrast, response modulations evoked by rapid changes in velocity, contrast and motion direction, like those introduced by objects near the flight path of flies, are enhanced by motion adaptation relatively to the overall response level (Maddess and Laughlin, 1985; Heitwerth et al., 2005; Kurtz et al., 2009; Liang et al., 2008; Liang et al., 2011).

The term 'ecosystem-based adaptation' is relatively new and needs to be better understood by the general public and especially by policymakers.

In fact, their adaptation does relatively little to change Molnar's story, though they prefer to give their hero, Billy Bigelow, a third chance of redemption where Molnar bundles him off to Hell after he has failed his second.

The improvement obtained using the acoustic model adaptation is relatively small.

Actually, this constant-dominant difference restricts the algorithms of recursive filtering kind [19, 20], which have been also tried on MMFs, mostly still in the phase of methods adaptation under relatively ideal experimental environments with little noises now.

The present study was designed to test the effects of temperature on the energy balance of early juveniles of O. maya in an attempt to determine the physiological mechanisms related to adaptation at relatively low temperatures that are common in the Yucatán peninsula and favor growth of this tropical octopus species.

And, if not, determining whether contrast adaptation, a relatively slow phenomenon compared to fixation duration, contributes to contrast-invariance of orientation tuning.

Lack of detectable genetic divergence in light of evolutionary divergence in swamp sparrows suggests that selection is likely to be strong in tidal marsh populations with adaptation occurring relatively quickly and possibly in the presence of gene flow [20], [23].

This reserve is facilitated by microvascular adaptation; a relatively underperfused, extensive network of collateral capillary beds [ 59] becomes an additional conduit during periods of decreased oxygen delivery [ 60].

If local adaptation varies relatively continuously along environmental gradients (potentially resulting in isolation-by-distance) and thus selects against foreign PRC alleles in the admixture zones, we predict an excess of loci with elevated LA ancestry (i.e., those with α > 0), relative to those with elevated PRC ancestry (i.e., those with α < 0).