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Regardless of adaptive fine-tuning, insect compound eyes are formed from ommatidia, each of which represents a functional unit that is composed of a highly conserved set of cells.

This paper, investigates the efficiency of the Adaptive Fine-Tuning algorithm, when applied for automated fine-tuning of an urban traffic LSTCS with mutually-interacting control modules, each one with its distinct design parameters.

Most importantly, this new methodology, called Adaptive Fine-Tuning (AFT), achieves to improve the performance of the system and compensate the effect of the continuous changes of its behavior that may be due to either internal or external factors.

The increased amino acid replacement in rbcL may reflect the adaptive fine-tuning of RuBisCO in the alternation of growth forms (heterophyllous or homophyllous) and nuclear genome setsz.

Additionally, a new self-adaptive fine-tuning operation is designed to ensure the good convergence performance of SBTDA.

These enzymes play a beneficial adaptive role in cells by fine tuning signals through GPCRs and preventing damage from sustained signaling, and their activity may underlie the biased agonism observed at some pharmacologically relevant GPCRs.

A similar analysis of hog1 Δ cells showed that the effect of Hog1 on translation was even stronger than the effect on transcription, which highlights the importance of translational control for the fine tuning of adaptive responses (Warringer et al. 2010).

Spatial navigation calls upon mnemonic capabilities (e.g. remembering the location of a rewarding site) as well as adaptive motor control (e.g. fine tuning of the trajectory according to the ongoing sensory context).

However, the Ptx promoter showed a relatively high degree of polymorphism, suggesting that fine tuning of Ptx production has adaptive value.

"It needed fine tuning.

We bombed, we played for too long & needed fine tuning.