The phrase "adapting back" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of returning to a previous state or condition after making adjustments or changes.
Example: "After several months of living abroad, I found myself adapting back to my old routines and habits."
Alternatives: "readjusting" or "returning to".
One hallmark of this pathway is adaptation: Following a stepwise stimulus, the tumbling frequency decreases abruptly, before slowly adapting back to its pre-stimulus level.
But the key is to treat the process of adapting back to your own culture with the same thoughtful approach you hopefully took when learning to adapt to the new culture you just left.
But what was the transition like for people adapting back to times of peace?
"You may have gotten used to a slower-paced culture and need help adapting back to the US, where it may simply be expected that you will work past normal business hours".
We talk about the challenges of adapting back into society, and I don't believe there's often enough serious dialogue surrounding post-incarceration syndrome.
The rate of growth kept changing for long time periods, adapting back on a scale of 10 30 hours, depending on the experiment.
The study presents an approach for parsing solo performances into their individual note constituents and adapting back-end classifiers using support vector machines to achieve a generalization of instrument recognition to off-the-shelf, commercially available solo music.
Upon stimulus with a step, CheY activity and therefore clockwise bias drops and the cell starts running more, then slowly adapts back to the steady-state with a characteristic timescale (adaptation time).
Third, the discrete solution is adapted back to the continuous world.
Far from making it harder to adapt back to academic study, I was excited to get back into the classroom!
One of the things that will be extremely difficult will be to adapt back to the normal world.
