The phrase "adapted codes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to codes or systems that have been modified or tailored for a specific purpose or context.
Example: "The software utilizes adapted codes to enhance compatibility with various operating systems."
Alternatives: "modified codes" or "customized codes".
This is because stakeholders are more likely to regard a locally adapted Code as being home grown and somewhat their own Moreover, regional adaptation will assist those developing countries that lack the financial and technical capacity to undertake their own national adaptation of the Code.
In the present study we used V/UV segmentation (and adapted coding), but other segmentation, more adapted to concatenative synthesis, can be considered (e.g., "CV" or "VCV").
Different coping strategies which have been identified through the adapted CODE framework can be encouraged and supported within a DSI.
There is one exception to the code-sharing rule: You may adapt code from the COS 429 course materials provided that you explain what code you use, and cite its source in your writeup file.
There is one exception to the code-sharing rule: You may adapt code from the COS 426 course materials provided that you explain what code you use, and cite its source in your writeup file.
For many types of applications, especially compute kernels in legacy applications and tightly coupled computations with hotspot kernels, the offload model is easy to adapt code and works fairly well to gain performance.
Multiplicative NC was proposed in [10] to better adapt code and modulation rates to different links.
If the channel-state information (CSI) is available, the transmitter can adapt coding and modulation to maintain the optimal performance at all times.
Many chemists want simple plug in packages that require limited or no knowledge of programming, unlike, for example, bio-informatics experts who are usually happy to edit or adapt code.
We used a publicly available particle tracking code adapted from code by Crocker and Grier to select suitable probes [ 29] on uniform images (termed Uniform data).
