However, in the first runs of the adapted modes, we perceived no significant increase in the elapsed time.
In addition, this study also reported that, during outdoor mobility, EPW users face difficulty in four major areas: using streets and sidewalks, navigating through crowds, using adapted modes of transportation, and dealing with rain or snow conditions.
Simulations were carried out to show how weed emergence can be reduced by adapting tillage mode and date to previous crop history.
The modes are compatible, meaning that they have been designed in such a way that every node can individually select its own optimal mode and can adapt its mode of operation at any moment while maintaining a consistent state of all routing tables and without impacting ongoing connections.
Japan, abruptly introduced to foreign customs and culture after the mid-19th century, raced to remake itself as a modern nation, which included adapting Western modes of representation.
Mr. El Din has reinvented the music of his native Nubia, on the upper Nile, by adapting ancient modes and rhythms to the oud, an instrument imported from Arabic music.
Based on this framework, an adaptive protocol has been implemented with the novel feature that individual nodes can adapt their mode of operation at any moment, while an overall consistent state of the routing tables is maintained.
But over time, North Korea's fellow nations saw the need to adapt their mode of communication abroad and at home.
Sharing this exoticism with the Romantics, Goethe nevertheless was able to adapt the mode to his own expressive needs.
An example of the mask adapted to mode no. is given in Figure 9.
