The phrase "adapting of both" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making adjustments or modifications to two entities or concepts.
Example: "The adapting of both strategies was necessary to achieve the desired outcome."
Alternatives: "adjusting both" or "modifying both".
T. obscurus is capable of adapting to both FW and SW.
Resistance may occur either by the use of multipurpose mechanisms or by the convergence to a single optimal variant capable of adapting to both stresses (Baquero et al. 1998).
The taxonomy is based on the separation between computation and communication of the components and shows alternatives for adapting both of these aspects of an IP component to be integrated into a SoC.
Perhaps we are capable of adapting, of finding intimacy in this landscape of unprecedented exposure.
The whole procedure works without fitting or adapting of parameters by hand.
We hence define two effective metrics, namely energy optimization sensitivity (EOS) and lowest operating voltage (LOV), to make our framework adapt to both of the platforms.
By examining the endpoint stiffness and force after learning it could be shown that subjects adapted to both types of dynamics in the same way whether they were provided with visual feedback of their trajectory or not.
Although the two training modalities interfere with one another at the cellular level, the entire muscle may be able to adapt to both types of training without a negative effect on Fmax in response to the additional endurance training [ 5, 7].
"We need to make sure Britain has the energy infrastructure it needs to adapt to both greater use of nuclear power and renewable energy, wherever it's generated," he added.
This paper presents a distributed options-based model that manages the impact of multiple forms of uncertainty from a multi-agent perspective, while adapting as both the stream of information and the capabilities of the agents are better known.
