The phrase "adaptive mode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, systems, or processes that adjust or change based on varying conditions or inputs.
Example: "The software features an adaptive mode that optimizes performance based on user behavior."
Alternatives: "dynamic mode" or "flexible mode".
Secondly, via an adaptive mode which performs an adaptive resource allocation and link adaptation.
Since this adaptation to the channel is done based on CQI, the adaptive mode is prone to imperfect CQI which results from estimation errors or time delays.
In this study, modified adaptive mode switching and decision logic are proposed to improve the adaptiveness of the transient dynamics of a system while maintaining the stability of the closed-loop system in the overall flight envelope.
Assuming perfect CQI at the transmitter, the adaptive mode outperforms the non-adaptive mode due to a better adaptation to the channel.
Convergent evolution within a given adaptive mode has contributed to the ecological similarity of regional mammalian faunas.
"Living in a rapidly changing world and being prepared for surprises makes it much more important to have an adaptive mode of government," she said.
This identification leads to goal setting to promote adaptation in the four adaptive modes to enhance women's interaction with her immediate environment.
In our study, a women's adaptive system (structural, health and psychosocial) coupled with coping processes through cognator and regulator subsystems act to maintain adaptation in the four adaptive modes: physiologic-physical, self-concept-group identity, role function, and interdependence.
Still, bureaucracy has been challenged by more informal and adaptive modes of organization (e.g, markets, networks, and other less hierarchical or rules-driven modalities of organization).
From this primitive stock mammals have radiated into a wide spectrum of adaptive modes against the background of the diverse environment of the Cenozoic Era (the last 65.5 million years).
We propose novel hardware accelerator architectures for the most computationally demanding algorithms of the MPEG-4 video compression standard-motion estimation, binary motion estimation (for shape coding), and the forward/inverse discrete cosine transforms (incorporating shape adaptive modes).
