Sentence examples for adapting task from inspiring English sources

On one hand, adapting task models to capture requirements bridges the gap between scenarios and critical parameters which benefits design from the standpoint of user involvement and accurate requirements.

Turning such an event — whereby the longest standing contestant wins a new truck — into a musical surely represented a challenge to the creative team, but the ambitious adapting task is what has some of us eager to see the Broadway bow of "Hands on a Hardbody".

This was achieved by the adaptive algorithm itself, which was programmed to continuously adapt task difficulty in order to maintain performance at 75% correct.

Clara further reflected on how she could incorporate her next adapted task to better fit her students' needs.

Clara was eager to implement the adapted task within the first weeks of school to see how MEA modifications would integrate STEM in their 3rd-grade mathematics curriculum.

The study tested the adapted task and extended the notion that discriminative schedule control plays a role in verbal-nonverbal interactions (Torgrud & Holborn, 1990) by scheduling a response cost (RC) for high rates during the random-interval component.

Primates improved their performance on both adapted tasks.

By maximizing workforce performance, the 2011 NHPP should enhance efforts to adapt task-shifting models from HIV/AIDS to other chronic diseases.

Robots can exploit learning by adapting their task selection behavior, that is, by selecting with higher probability tasks of the type on which they have improved their performance.

They extract more work out of the same energy environment by adapting the task distribution among nodes in accordance with the detailed characteristics of environmental energy availability.

Thus, adapting multi-task classification to a regression setting should be beneficial for the lead optimization of multi-target drugs.