Sentence examples for adaptive criteria from inspiring English sources

Normally, the value of N can be determined considering a reasonable number of adaptive criteria b i between bi, minand bi, max, (e.g., N = 5-15 in general).

Adaptive criteria are derived using an adjoint-based error correction technique that relates the local residual errors of both the primal and adjoint solutions to the global error in the prescribed functional.

The present paper focuses on the issue of thermal comfort adaptive criteria and its relevance to the implementation of passive design strategies, in the context of a field work carried out in Portugal.

The adaptive criteria b i can be expressed as b i = b i 0 ( b i, max ), n l < n l th 0 ( n l th min ) b i n, n l th n - 1 ≤ n l < n l th n, 1 ≤ n ≤ N - 1 b i N ( b i, min ), n l ≥ n l th N - 1 ( n l th max ) (3).

To be conservative in our method of identifying CI, we only considered mutations that showed molecular evolutionary evidence of being adaptive (criteria described in Table 3 and Discussion).

A recent meta-analysis comparing populations before and after anthropogenic disturbance found that evolved changes in population-level 'plasticity' (defined as change in the population's response slope, in the absence of environment-specific adaptive criteria) were idiosyncratic in plants, with no clear trends in the direction of change for specific types of trait (Crispo et al. 2010).

Then, we propose an adaptive criterion to determine if the basis functions need to be updated.

First, we design a new adaptive criterion to generate within-class time series.

We also propose a new adaptive criterion for ANOVA that is more suited for solving inverse problems.

Other methods [20, 21] use an adaptive criterion that depends on local properties rather than global ones.

A new version of the spectrum-balancing technique is used as an adaptive criterion, achieving a simple and reliable equalization.