Sentence examples for adaption to a from inspiring English sources
One of the major strengths of the orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) modulation format is its rich variation and ease of adaption to a wide range of applications.
Therefore, it is essential for a service robot to have high adaption to a changing physical environment and the capability of performing new-task learning.
Stern and his team set out to examine "the economic impacts of climate change itself" and "the economics of stabilising greenhouse gases in the atmosphere" – plus the policy challenges of creating a low-carbon economy and managing adaption to a changing climate.
This results in increased flexibility and fast adaption to a changing infrastructure.
As an adaption to a previous installation title Soft for the Museum of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro, Lynch asked Perlin to create a reactive sound component to further drive home the concepts of identity, sexuality, and childhood.
Due to obsolete navigational systems being unable to provide the accuracy required, both French and British Jaguars were quickly modified with GPS receivers, RAF Tornadoes also required adaption to a lesser extent.
The only way of reducing this effect would be to decrease the value of β k, but this would in turn also result in slower adaption to an increased noise level.
Moreover, the smoothing parameter β k was adjusted so that the adaption to an increased noise level would be approximately 2 dB/s for both the SBA and the proposed algorithm.
Perturbation in glycolysisis considered to be the basic characteristic of plant adaption to an aerobic stress [ 31].
The cyanobacterium Prochlorococcus marinus MED4 provides an interesting example of a free-living bacterium, not associated with any host, becoming more AT rich and having undergone genome reduction possibly due to adaption to an environment with less nutrients available [ 38].
In the coccoid population, a part of the cells enters a state of low metabolic activity and stops dividing (viable but non-culturable state), as a form of temporary adaption to an incompatible environment.
