The phrase "adaptive services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where services are designed to adjust or respond to varying needs or conditions.
Example: "The software offers adaptive services that tailor the user experience based on individual preferences and behaviors."
Alternatives: "flexible services" or "customizable services".
The results show the effectiveness of our framework in successfully creating Smart Spaces that can truly utilize social networks to deliver adaptive services that enhance the users' experiences and make the environment more beneficial to them.
While the majority of computer-supported healthcare tools designed in the last decades focused mainly on supporting care-givers and medical personnel, this trend changed with the introduction of pervasive healthcare technologies, which provide supportive and adaptive services for a broad variety and diverse set of end users.
I believe that Neura will be the solution that enables the Internet of Things movement to provide trustful, intelligent and adaptive services to connected devices' users.
Chapter 5 has presented the design of the Serendip runtime to support adaptive service orchestration, whilst Chapter 6 has showed how the adaptations are managed.
In this book we have presented an approach for realising adaptive service orchestration systems.
In this paper, we present an adaptive service composition framework that supports such dynamic reasoning.
The outcome of this study is a novel approach to the design and enactment of adaptive service orchestrations.
In the previous chapter, we have introduced the Serendip meta-model, language and underlying concepts, which enable adaptive service orchestration.
The Ontological Adaptive Service-Sharing Integration System (OASIS) facilitates reverse engineering tool interoperability by sharing services among tools that represent software in a conceptually equivalent manner.
One of the main challenges of cloud-based service provisioning is to deploy a coordinated control of both application- and network-layer resources in order to provide adaptive service data delivery and adequate user service experiences.
Depending on whether the demand adaptive service is operated along circular or radial transit lines, two variants of such systems are considered: a Circular Model (or C-Model) and a Radial Model (or R-Model).
