The phrase "adaptive said" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context for proper usage.
Example: "The adaptive said approach was not well received by the team."
Alternatives: "the adaptive approach" or "the adaptive method".
"The big feature change is that each of these modes is adaptive," says Nivi. "So solo games adapt to you as a player, group games use an algorithm to figure out what group to put you in, and lessons will float up which teachers and lessons we recommend".
"The program incorporates a blend of the leadership teaching we offer in our MBA program with learning techniques we use in executive education, to assure Fellows build self-awareness and understand how to be adaptive," says Hochleutner.
For example, a particular allele that is adaptive, say provides resistance to an infectious disease in one environment, may be detrimental when the pathogen is absent because of a pleiotropic cost associated with the allele.
"But it is this love dependency that is the most adaptive," Dr. Pincus said.
"This building was beautifully suited to adaptive reuse," said Ed Bredow, one of the firm's six partners.
"It's a very difficult building for adaptive reuse," said Suzanne Macnow, a broker for CBRE.
"We're a scrappy, adaptive community" said Andrew Rosenthal, a member of the Startup Tribe.
The Darwinian medicine approach "takes every symptom and asks whether it is pathological or the body's adaptive response," said Sherman.
"Recording a stage show is essentially an adaptive process," said Thomas Z. Shepard, looking up at us from a multilevered RCA console, where he was working on the final mix of the new Stephen Sondheim-James Lapine musical "Sunday in the Park with George".
