The phrase "adaptations and extensions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or enhancements made to a concept, product, or system.
Example: "The software includes several adaptations and extensions that improve its functionality and user experience."
Alternatives: "modifications and enhancements" or "adjustments and improvements".
To fulfill the requirements of emerging trends in mobile interaction, common approaches for system design need adaptations and extensions.
Ms. Schorer will use current students to demonstrate aspects of Balanchine's adaptations and extensions of ballet technique, in contrast with the Vaganova technique still used in Russian training.
Adaptations and extensions of the classical ZL78 paradigm as implemented by Welch are developed along these lines, and they are easily seen to be susceptible of simple linear time implementation.
Furthermore, depending on the problem formulation, several adaptations and extensions such as multi-layer Markovian or hidden Markov model (HMM -based approacHMM -basedeapproachesbtained with minor modificouldns in theasilyinal model organization.
The computationally intensive k-mer tally procedure was written in C for speed but the IO and formatting is written in PERL for easy adaptations and extensions by computational biologists.
We demonstrate the benefits in applying multi-entity methodologies and show the adaptations, modifications and extensions necessary for solving the DAI problems.
The need for a systematic modelling framework is highlighted together with modelling issues related to model identification, adaptation and extension.
This method is an adaptation and extension of the heat conduction method of Vinsome and Westerveld (1980) used to simulate heat losses during thermally enhanced oil recovery.
This paper presents the adaptation and extension of the Model-View-Controller approach to design applications of remote, complementary, duplicated and detached user interface elements.
Here, we propose an adaptation and extension of the original, sedimentary link concept to such landscapes and test its utility along one such system, the Ste Marguerite River (SMR), a salmon river draining the Canadian Shield in the Saguenay region of Québec.
Theoretical progress relies on the adaptation and extension of many-body theory and dynamical systems theory, distilling the crucial features of the system into models that can be studied either analytically or numerically.
