Sentence examples for adaptive notion from inspiring English sources

The proposed computational framework consists of three components: a specification language to define an adaptive notion of relevant context for a query; mechanisms for retrieving this context; and local learning procedures that are used to induce the desired action from this context.

These forms of behavior might be entirely cultural or even inherent to humans who apparently have a hardwired and adaptive notion of "contagion" [ 44], or, in some cases, could be a result of competition between different parasites.

We aim to follow a different path to support this adaptive behavior: the notion of robust optimization is briefly discussed in Section Discussion and conclusion.

This adheres to the notion of adaptive education and life-long learning.

Furthermore, these narratives are interpreted as city reorganization patterns similar to those theorized in resilience thinking through the notion of adaptive cycles.

The challenge for better thermal performance was related to systems' energy efficiency, to the introduction of natural ventilation and to the notion of adaptive comfort, which were verified with the support of thermal dynamic simulations.

This result seems to support the notion that adaptive evolution does not coincide with more radical amino-acid replacements [39] [41].

This is consistent with the notion that adaptive protein evolution interferes with selection for codon usage at linked sites (but see also [ 43- 45]).

Together these findings validate the notion that adaptive immune cells can mediate effector functions independent of antigen receptor activation thus serving as innate effectors.

However, the notion of adaptive radiation [ 60, 82] specifically refers to the evolution of ecological and phenotypic diversity within a rapidly multiplying lineage [ 20], and thus not just to a pattern of temporal variation in diversification rates.

For example, down-regulation of opsin expression in cave populations would be consistent with the notion that adaptive morphological evolution is due primarily to changes in regulatory regions, rather than changes in the coding sequences of structural genes, so as to minimize pleiotropic effects [ 47, 48].