The phrase "adaptive equation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, science, or engineering where equations are modified or adjusted based on changing conditions or parameters.
Example: "The researchers developed an adaptive equation to model the changing dynamics of the ecosystem over time."
Alternatives: "dynamic equation" or "flexible equation".
The results revealed that the adaptive equations for hot-humid and hot-dry climates were analogous with approximate regression coefficients of 0.6, which were nearly twice those of ASHRAE and European standards 55 and EN15251, respectively.
The comfort temperature values are then related with prevailing mean outdoor air temperature to give an adaptive comfort equation.
This recursive technique modelled colour distribution of each pixel as a single Gaussian and updated the background model with the aim of adaptive filtering (Equation 1).
23 and 24 into Eq. 7, the adaptive update equation can be rewritten as theta (n + 1) = theta (n) + bar{mu} cdot sumlimits_{i = 1}^{4} {{u_{i}}(n)}, (27).
We employed a framework recognized by the IPCC (Fig. 1) (13), in which vulnerability was a function of exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive capacity (Equation 1), and developed indicators of all three dimensions.
Given an arbitrary demographic scenario, Ne(t), and trajectory x t) of the adaptive allele, Equation 6 allows us to calculate each effective Θ k if we know the time points t k and t k+1.
This may be rewritten in terms of adaptive difference equations as f ( q x ) + α f ( x ) + β x f ( x ) = 0. (11).
The SOoA is pivotal in a refined version of a recently-introduced methodology for formulating excitation-adaptive wave equation FDTD (WE-FDTD) schemes, described below.
In this section, we select one adaptive feedback gain equation to reach for the goal.
An adaptive step size equation created by a Lyapunov function guarantees convergence of algorithm.
