Sentence examples for adaptation without from inspiring English sources

A bank of adaptive controllers are constructed, whose parameters are directly updated from the estimators with globally stable adaptive laws for desired parameter adaptation without control gain matrix inversion to avoid control singularity.

However, compared with other parameters, the three candidate indexes could be easily obtained after dark adaptation without requiring actinic light adaption or far−red light illumination.

There have been numerous hypotheses why this is not what is observed in nature: for instance, environmental changes require new adaptions [ 1, 2] or coevolution can imply continuous adaptation without increasing the average fitness [ 3- 5].

This can be seen as a special form of phenotypic plasticity that opens the possibility of adaptation without genetic changes and, therefore, it is an important mechanism when adapting to climate changes [ 19].

"Time Regained," a brave literary adaptation without much resonance outside its literary context, also stars Marie-France Pisier as the giddy, selfish Madame Verdurin, Vincent Perez as the flirtatious Morel and John Malkovich as the decadent Monsieur de Charlus, who casts one of the work's longest shadows.

Nasheed's pledge of $1bn in welfare payments in the next five years, plus the quarter of GDP spent on the diesel that powers the nation, would give little room for spending on climate adaptation without foreign aid in an already heavily indebted nation.

Also, traits can be adaptations without being currently adaptive for a given organism.

It probably goes without saying that religions may be adaptations without being currently adaptive (Sosis 2009).

Darwin showed that natural selection is capable of forming adaptations, without the need for recourse to occult explanations as done in the work of Paley (Krimbas 1985).

Therefore, a distinction between the original problem and an analogous instrumental program can be established, perhaps after some few adaptations, without invoking any kind of differentiability assumption on P q) and q.

One can think and Dawkins does that organisms have adaptations without thinking that organisms are the "ultimate beneficiaries" of the selection process.[5] This sense of "beneficiary" that concerns adaptations will be treated as a separate issue, discussed in the next section.