The phrase "adapted metric" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a measurement or standard that has been modified or adjusted for a specific purpose or context.
Example: "The adapted metric for evaluating student performance takes into account various learning styles and backgrounds."
Alternatives: "modified metric" or "adjusted metric".
Second, an adapted metric tensor is computed from the approximate solution.
The theory of N-connections and adapted metric and linear connection structures on prolongated Lie algebroids, elaborated in the previous section, gives rise to a number of possibilities to construct geometric and physical models on Lie N-anholonomic algebroids and their duals.
mRNA-mRNA/miRNA-miRNA: An adapted metric was employed that promotes the interacting nodes that co-express (co-activate or co-repress) and simultaneously discriminate significantly in terms of expression between the two states (young/old).
Even more, this discretized formulation can easily be adapted to metric spaces.
However, we have adapted this metric to reduce the effect of the union operator, which attempts to match any of a list of input variables to a target string, by considering only the alphabetically widest variable of the union.
To examine microarray expression value precision in each dataset, we adapted a metric developed by McCall et al. [ 17] for spike-in data and examined the standard deviation of microarray log-ratios of unexpressed and invariant genes, as described in Methods.
Hence, for the proposed system there is no need to adapt the metric to better match the system behaviour.
The diameters of the vessels were measured using software adapted for the metric analysis of images (AxioVision Rel. 4.7, Carl Zeiss MicroImaging GmbH, Jena, Germany).
One can imagine how gamification software can be adapted to any metric.
The objective of this study is to present an adapted technological capability metric for the offshore support vessel construction segment.
Reference values were obtained from Mathiowetz et al. [ 39] and were adapted to the metric system.
