The phrase "adapting the behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to actions or responses in various contexts, such as psychology, education, or personal development.
Example: "In order to improve team dynamics, we are focusing on adapting the behaviour of our members to foster better communication."
Alternatives: "modifying the conduct" or "adjusting the actions".
We have adapted the behaviour subtraction training process to take advantage of the expected horizontal invariance of background behaviour, and propose a memory-saving implementation.
Secondly, if behavioural change flows through social networks, as proposed by Skog 11, our evidence suggests that this appears to be primarily a generational process whereby successive birth cohorts adopt and adapt the behaviour of preceding cohorts, thus producing identifiable cohort trends.
The controller is designed to adapt the behaviours of the artificial agent or of the human agent in case of an authority conflict occurring on these resources.
This involves acquiring, practising and adapting the new attitudes, behaviours and mechanisms of collaboration and tailored action implied by concepts of inclusive and girl-friendly education.
Secondly, LP is used to adapt the system behaviour to the environment, variable by nature.
In some application domains, it is fundamental to recognize the affective state of the user to adapt the systems behaviour.
This work presents an alternative to the traditional reprogramming approach based on an on-chip learning scheme in order to adapt the node behaviour to the environment conditions.
DPM defines a Power Manager to adapt the system behaviour by using different power modes, or by varying the frequency and/or voltage, to dynamically adjust to the system requirements in performance and power consumption.
The new machine has been engineered and prototyped by adopting cyber-physical systems (CPS) and pervasive technologies to smartly adapt the machine behaviour to the working conditions and the specific workers' skills, tasks, and cognitive-physical abilities, with the final aim to support aging workers.
The problem of adapting this behaviour to artificially roughened surfaces could be addressed by providing design criteria for water-repellent and self-cleaning surfaces.
