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Whilst genetic variation exhibits a modifying effect on exercise adaptation, the final point to consider is whether this is global (i.e. all types of exercise) or modality specific (i.e. individuals exhibiting large resistance training adaptations do not necessarily exhibit the same adaptive magnitudes to aerobic training).

An innovative Hilbert–Huang transform (HHT) based frequency identification approach designated as adaptive magnitude spectrum algorithm (AMSA) is proposed in this paper.

Under certain regularity assumptions on the disturbance and on the chosen reference profile, a distributed unit-vector control, with an adaptive magnitude, is designed which provides the asymptotic tracking of the reference.

Characterized by the a posteriori property, the AMSA does not need the a priori information about the modal frequencies to be identified, and the situations that a modal frequency may be contained along specific segments of the whole time duration of one or more intrinsic mode functions (IMFs) are allowed for automatically in the resulting adaptive magnitude spectrum (AMS).

Second, the difference between the global peak and accessible local peaks may be negligible, in which case differences in adaptive magnitude across populations of different sizes will be similarly small.

Environmental stress, on the other hand, causes a single deterministic pulse with adaptive magnitude according to the rate of stress increase, thus serving as a temporal filter that allows cells to tune general and specific responses to the type and rate of environmental changes [16].

An exploratory learning algorithm is proposed for learning channel-adaptive magnitude truncation parameters and level parameters.

In line with the idea of nested phenotypic variation, magnitudes of adaptive divergence can vary across a common trajectory (Young et al. 2009; Cooper et al. 2010).

An algorithm called "Magnitude-oriented Adaptive Quadrature" (MAQ) is developed, which is an integration algorithm with both locally and globally adaptive capabilities.

To retain the high resolution of the data, we used an adaptive filter whose performance magnitude depends on coherence (Baran et al., 2003).

As coefficients in the same subband have similar magnitude, an adaptive arithmetic encoder is able to represent this information in a very efficient way.