Because the transverse flute adapted less well to various sizes, it was more often used with other instruments.
In "The Armed Garden and Other Stories," the French artist David B. adapts less well-known, but no less interesting, mythic tales of man and their interactions with god(s).
With more non-farm income and credit, farmers will adapt less to climate change.
Therefore, it can be said that the estimated noise power has some degree of estimation error, which causes the resulting covariance models to be adapted less accurately.
We also demonstrate that cone photoresponses driving pupilloconstriction adapt considerably and contribute little after 30 s, but rod photoresponses adapt less and contribute significantly to the maintenance of pupilloconstriction in response to steady-state light stimuli at irradiance levels which are below the threshold of the melanopsin photoresponse.
They can approach results of studies obtained during waking state in adults if an adapted less rigid cut-off for statistical inferences (p uncorrected < 0.01 or p < 0.05) is employed and strong smoothing during preprocessing (filter kernel ≥ [20 mm]3) — like in studies without anesthesia.
In addition, they may adapt less well to having cancer than older survivors [ 40].
The learning rate, α(t ): In order for the map to converge to a stable state after the training phase, the neurons will have to adapt less in the latter cycles than at the beginning.
This might be explained by the fact that even though we paired the belt pressures of some men with those of smaller women, the difference in belt pressure between sexes increased as the stiffness of the belt increased since the belt could adapt less to the body surface.
In the one-cursor condition, however, the unperturbed hand also changed its initial direction, such that it opposed the force field [t(7) = 7.89, p <.001], allowing the perturbed hand to adapt less than in the two-cursor condition [t(7) = 2.67, p = 0.032].
