The phrase "adaptive current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, biology, or any field where adaptability and current trends or conditions are discussed.
Example: "The adaptive current in technology allows for rapid changes in software development to meet user needs."
Alternatives: "flexible trend" or "responsive flow".
An adaptive current with high subthreshold adaptation yields predominantly bursting (initial and regular) and adapting firing patterns.
That is, following [8], we write f_{infty}(I) approx f_{0}bigl(I - A(I bigr), where (f_{0}(I)) is the unadapted firing rate, (f_{infty}(I)) is the steady-state adapted firing rate, and (A(I)) is the adaptive current.
Therefore, this work proposes an adaptive current harmonic control strategy applied in multifunctional single-phase solar inverters.
The adaptive current limitation implemented through DAC control will largely reduce the overshoot voltage under a wide range of output current.
The model reference adaptive current controller in AC side not only guarantees the globally stability of the APF system but also the compensating current to track the harmonic current accurately.
The comparative study on power quality in-between proposed and conventional adaptive current control techniques, modelled in MATLAB/Simulink, is also presented and it justifies the sound performances of the proposed control scheme under diverse system dynamics.
Adaptive current-based synchronization and smooth switching to islanding mode provides high flexibility, reliability and only-plug operation capability.
To illustrate the effect of adaptive currents on the firing rate curve in the x y phase plane, we first freeze z.
On modern scanners with adaptive tube current modulation, the patient dose is largely determined by the selection of a desired image quality and the tube current is modulated to achieve this.
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