Sentence examples for adaption time from inspiring English sources

For example, compared to the annotation effort required by machine learning-based systems, do rule-based de-identification systems require less adaption time and effort to achieve acceptable de-identification performance on disparate corpora?

Davidson is offering yet another adaption, this time involving the expression "corresponds to the fact that".

This could be explained by the fact that patients with DM may develop a cellular adaption over time as the reduction of mitochondrial-derived reactive oxygen species and therefore better tolerate episodes of hyperglycemia in an acute care setting [ 8, 9].

Such a formulation opens the route to various extensions and to variational integrators for impact problems, potentially with variational time adaption.

Comparison methods here include space time adaption (STA) [23], K-means singular value decomposition (K-SVD) [37], ST-GSM [36], 3D-patch [22], VBM3D [18], DNLM [16], and SNLM.

Therefore, the following equation was chosen for time adaption to humans: {t}_{mathrm{human}}={t}_{mathrm{animal}}{left{frac{m_{mathrm{human}}}{m_{mathrm{animal}}}right}}^{0.25} (2).

In a heterogeneous network, the times needed to execute a service differ from node to node, such that an adaption of the times is needed.

SPO fluctuates slightly around the threshold due to periodic optimization, and not real-time adaption.

The schemes are optimized dynamically during the simulation according to the flow physics and dispersion errors are minimized through the real-time adaption of the dynamic coefficient.

After calibration for Re→∞, the dynamic finite difference schemes allow to minimize the dispersion errors during the calculation through the real-time adaption of a dynamic coefficient.

This real-time adaption of capacity to passenger demand can provide the passengers with better service and keep the operation costs as lower as possible.