The phrase "adaptive properties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing characteristics or features that allow an entity to adjust or respond to changes in its environment.
Example: "The adaptive properties of the species enable it to thrive in various climates."
Alternatives: "flexible characteristics" or "adjustable traits".
These new material manifest an exciting combination of key mechanical, as well as adaptive, properties that have until now proven difficult to achieve in man-made systems.
The unique adaptive properties of memory resistors (memristors) are ideal for use in computational architectures.
The adaptive sliding mode controller performance shows adaptive properties as its performance improves with time.
Based on these calculations, the selection of MR stiffness is introduced and the adaptive properties of AFD are analyzed.
This work demonstrated the possibility of tuning the mechanical and adaptive properties of vitrimer composites by surface engineering of nanoparticles.
Various examples of such dynamic materials with intrinsic adaptive properties at both molecular and supramolecular levels will be discussed with their interesting applications.
We further develop the control part of single memory to give an adaptive property to the VCs of a channel.
Whether spontaneous numerosity extraction is a unique feat of the mammalian cerebral cortex [3 7] or rather an adaptive property that can be found in differently designed and independently evolved neural substrates, such as the avian enbrain [8], is unknown.
The learning scheme helps in splitting the active membrane for segmenting multiple objects and integrates the topology adaptive property of the active membrane with the architecture and evolution of the membrane.
This is due to the rotation adaptive property.
The intrinsic period of circadian clocks is their defining adaptive property.
