A sparse representation is a decomposition of a signal on a very small set of components of an over-complete basis (called dictionary) which is adapted to the processed data.
A minority cell population in the thymus, thymic B cells, found primarily in the medulla, are specifically adapted to the processes of negative selection and contribute to the repertoire of developing T cells (Spencer et al. 1992).
Some who accept the evidence suggest that rather than attempting to halt the activities that result in global warming we should adapt to the process as it goes along; but in Gore's view, muddling through is not an option.
To enhance the effectiveness of the conventional PID controller for the nonlinear and uncertain systems, gains of the PID controller should be conservatively tuned and should adapt to the process parameter variations.
Children possess the capacity to resist, avoid, and adapt to the processes of disaster preparation and response, and to use their abilities for creating security, either before a disaster occurs or during its aftermath (Wisner et al. 2012).
With process pressures of ≤ 1 Pa this technology is well adapted to the sputtering process of optical interference coatings and also facilitates an inline-process implementation.
The application of the wire sawing process for these specific cutting operations requires the development of diamond tools adapted to the cutting process.
In the 1770s the steam engines of Matthew Boulton and the Scottish inventor James Watt made available new sources of power that were soon adapted to the coining process.
"They're very well built and there are certain applications that can be readily adapted to the modular process," said Jerry Effren, a managing member of the Greyrock Companies, site builders in Norwalk, Conn.
In some cases, this design is adapted to the manufacturing process, as for example casting.
