Sentence examples for adaptive in a from inspiring English sources
Response pathways that evolved to be adaptive in a natural environment may instead be maladaptive in a perturbed system.
They are therefore very adaptive in a way that is appropriate for series with such erratic trend and seasonal movements.
All these techniques are edge adaptive in a way that they can embed more data where pixel difference is high but they have one fundamental limitation.
The motivation behind the proposed architecture stems from the current trend to overcome the constraints of application-specific WSNs and provide a federated system that is more efficient, flexible, and adaptive in a wide sense.
An oncogenic mutation could be adaptive by circumventing or fixing problems caused by the damage and may be adaptive in a cell under one set of conditions but not another.
I would say it is because we have both empathy and tribalism in our human nature--tribalism being the tendency to separate people into an in-group and an out-group, and extend empathy only to the in-group--but tribalism is no longer adaptive in a globalized world.
Our procedure is adaptive in an unusually strong sense, permitting the analyst to use any statistical or machine learning method she chooses to estimate the optimal threshold, and to switch between different models at each iteration as information accrues.
Voltage optimization algorithms must be adaptive in an active distribution network.
Avoidance behavior is adaptive in an environment that includes a danger, but this behavior will be discontinued if the danger disappears.
Whereas the impairment in learning ability is difficult to explain from an adaptive perspective, the increased food competition ability of the offspring appears adaptive in an environment where food availability is unpredictable.
We thus hypothesize that natural selection tailored a proximate mechanism for patch leaving, which is strongly adaptive in an environment where food is distributed in an aggregated way, as is the case in hunter-gathering populations.
