Sentence examples for adaptive orientation from inspiring English sources

In particular, we explicate three ideas that parallel key concepts in BTF: (1) accumulating stakeholder commitments under goal ambiguity (in line with a political conception of goals), (2) achieving control (as opposed to managing expectations) through non-predictive strategies, and (3) predominately exaptive (rather than adaptive) orientation.

Li et al. [11] proposed a finger knuckle print recognition method named the adaptive steerable orientation coding (ASOC).

The basic idea of self-adapting root-MUSIC algorithm is: firstly weight summation for three-way signal of vector sensor, select the self-adaptive lead orientation, then construct polynomial by noise subspace, and finally estimate DOA of signals by finding the roots of polynomial.

Hypothesis 2: Conversely, the less adaptive goal orientations (i.e. performance-approach and performance-avoidance) would be found negatively linked to the desirable outcome (PMI) and positively linked to the maladaptive characteristic, LFT.

We show an orientation adaptive example, where each adaptive transform is characterized by the angle of edges in image blocks.

In the encoder, each block is selectively transformed by one of orientation adaptive transforms.

We hypothesized that the adaptive pattern of motivational orientation (mastery goal) would be positively associated with the more adaptive outcome (PMI), while the less adaptive goal orientation (performance goals) would be associated with the maladaptive outcome (LFT).

On the other hand, as expected, the less adaptive pattern of goal orientations was correlated with the maladaptive outcome in this course: performance-approach goal orientation was highly positively correlated with LFT.

In the second pass, the matching costs for different pixels are aggregated along the estimated disparity plane orientations using adaptive support weights, where the support weights of neighboring pixels are calculated using a combination of four terms: a spatial proximity term, a color similarity term, a disparity similarity term, and an occlusion handling term.

The new edge-directed interpolation (NEDI) algorithm is non-iterative and orientation-adaptive.

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).