The phrase "adaptive rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a rate that adjusts or changes based on certain conditions or inputs.
Example: "The adaptive rate of the algorithm allows it to optimize its performance based on real-time data."
Alternatives: "adjustable rate" or "variable rate".
The proposed method selectively updates the background model with an automatically adaptive rate, thus can adapt to rapid changes.
If the bandwidth of these call services is adaptable, the CAC for such adaptive rate services can reduce the call blocking and dropping probability, and it can also increase the cellular system utilization to meet a guaranteed QoS level.
In our new cross-layer adaptive rate control (CLARC) mechanism, we adaptively change the video encoder's output bit rate based on the available network bandwidth to improve the quality of the received video.
It is an adaptive rate scheduler over multiclass CDMA systems with predictive adaptation control to adapt to nonstationary loadings; and feedback-enhanced reactive adaptation control to counteract arrival rate estimation errors.
It is worth noting that the higher the adaptive rate, the faster the model is "adapted" to signal changes.
The adaptive rate control mechanism is developed and verified using a computer simulation.
Kuo et al. [11] proposed a multiresolution motion estimation scheme and an adaptive rate-distortion model with early termination rules to accelerate the search process.
For scheduling with fixed power, the node transmit powers are fixed at P n = P max, ∀ n ∈ N, and for non-adaptive rate scheduling the rate is limited to r ∈ {0, 1}.
The "dual mode service" has two service modes, where one is an adaptive-rate service that has not been adapted, i.e., the "dual mode full-rate service", whereas the other service mode is an adaptive-rate service that has been adapted, i.e., the "dual mode reduced-rate service".
As the first rover with an adaptive-rate transmitter it will ultimately change data rates as needed to ensure reception.
The second method, Adaptive-Rate Polling, offers higher resolution at the expense of more complex implementation that requires changes in the device driver code.
