Sentence examples for adapted to a time from inspiring English sources

Thus, patterns of mother wavelet functions, which can geometrically be adapted to a time series curve, do better adaptation and the obtained results would be better.

In [8] Deniz-Ufuktepe define Lebesgue-Stieltjes Δ and ▽-measures, and by using these measures, they define an integral adapted to a time scale, specifically Lebesgue-Steltjes Δ-integral.

Built on a premise that the utility's role was to provide stable power reliably and safely the system, and consequently the industry, has failed to adapt to a time where the consumers definition of safe and reliable power is one where power is reasonably priced and sourced from renewables and where the interaction with the utility is digitized.

In addition, whilst the current report relies on probe-based real time amplification techniques, the method could also be conveniently adapted to a real time SYBR Green detection assay [8].

They say their values are the same as their fathers', but their political approach is adapted to a different time.

Grosso was one of the two famous cops who busted the major French Connection heroin case that was adapted to a 5-time Oscar-winning movie by director Billy Friedkin in 1971.

When the animals breathed air with about one-quarter to one-third less oxygen than usual, they adapted to a six-hour time change more rapidly than mice that breathed regular air, according to a report published Thursday in the journal Cell Metabolism.

They also fiddle with the perspective, which has to be adapted to a final product four times the size of the maquette.

This suggests the relative importance of the binding affinities of various virally encoded immune response modifiers for various human immune effectors in the maintenance of VARV in a human host system and perhaps indicates that VARV has only recently (in evolutionary time) adapted to a human host.

For fluorometric assessments, the technique was adapted to an automatic measurement of real-time enzymatic activity in a 96-well microplate and fluorescence was measured on a SpectraMax® GEMINI EM spectrofluorometer (Molecular Devices Corporation, Sunnyvale, CA, USA).

Repatriated at the end of the war, Horrocks had difficulty adapting to a peace-time routine.