The phrase "adapted with a small" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been modified or adjusted in a minor way, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The design was adapted with a small change to improve functionality."
Alternatives: "modified with a slight" or "altered with a minor".
training phase: the state-independent GMM and the state-transformations are trained with the development data, adaptation phase: the state-independent GMM is adapted with a small amount of few data from a speaker, testing phase: instead of applying the transformation on the state-independent GMM, they are applied to the speaker-depedent GMM.
(1) training phase: the state-independent GMM and the state-transformations are trained with the development data, (2) adaptation phase: the state-independent GMM is adapted with a small amount of few data from a speaker, (3) testing phase: instead of applying the transformation on the state-independent GMM, they are applied to the speaker-depedent GMM. .
This salvation came in the form of a normal mop adapted with a small water tank and a heating element that generated steam to spray on the floor.
Burroughs returns a solid group from last season's playoff squad and Bellarmine-Jefferson is adapting with a small squad under the direction of a new coach.
I get into my car, which is specially adapted with a really small steering wheel close to my body that I steer with one hand and a control unit for lights etc by my other hand.
The CuNoC is namely adapted and suited to the FPGA-based reconfigurable devices but it can be also adapted with small modifications to all other systems which need an efficient communication medium.
A technically feasible polygeneration microgrid adapted to a small island is financially profitable with a probability of 90% for the present and 100% at the medium term.
In order to allow equilibrium with the surrounding atmosphere to be reached rapidly, a conductivity cell, adapted to a small size membrane samples, has been designed.
This chapter characterizes innovative techniques, such as hydroforming and incremental forming by the possibility to be easily adapted to realize a small production lot with low tools cost.
"Someone with A.D.H.D. can only adapt to a small range of niches in the world, and maybe there are fewer of those niches than there once were," as Nigg put it.
One way that B.N.L., scientists are trying to deal with that is to adapt a small particle accelerator -- formerly used by the F.A.A. to check baggage at airports -- to generate a neutron beam that can be used to treat patients.
