The phrase "adaptive movements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physical activity, biology, psychology, or any field discussing flexibility and responsiveness to changes in the environment.
Example: "The athlete's training program focuses on developing adaptive movements to enhance performance in various conditions."
Alternatives: "flexible actions" or "responsive movements".
This is a highly simplified algorithm that does not allow any adaptive movement of the centroids.
The model is based on a flexible cognitive algorithm that provides the framework for an adaptive movement kernel.
This article summarizes the results of a literature search for adaptive numerical methods of solving partial differential equations; the methods discussed involve the adaptive movement of nodes, so as to obtain a low level of solution truncation error while minimizing the number of nodes used in the calculation.
Sources of fragmentation (e.g. roads – Laurance et al. 2008; Shepard et al. 2008) also impose barriers to adaptive movement through the landscape, which can reduce fitness.
Advice to stay active and exercise therapy are common key recommendations in LBP treatment guidelines [ 31– 33] and their positive effects may be due to adaptive movement countering the potential for dysfunctional patterns to become habituated [ 34].
We tested 214 children aged between 4 and 11 years without known developmental problems, using tests to assess (1) orientation recognition and adaptive movement (postbox task), (2) object recognition (rectangles task) and (3) spatial integration (contours task).
On the one hand, this omission seems reasonable given that the scope for adaptive movement of genes onto the W (and Y-chromosome) might be curtailed given this chromosome lacks recombination [ 35].
To test whether functional reorganisation associated with adaptive movement strategies is present outside the primary sensorimotor cortex, we also explored patterns of limb representation in the cerebellar hand area (lobule V of the anterior lobe) of the acquired and congenital 1-handed groups.
You need to let go of that, and work with the chaos, and be very fluid and adaptable, adaptive in your movements.
So far, systematic studies on cellular functions in cerebellar motor control have been mainly restricted to adaptive reflex movements around single joints, such as eyeblink conditioning and adaptation of the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR), which can be readily measured in mouse mutants (De Zeeuw and Yeo 2005).
