The phrase "adaptive shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing an object or system that can change its form or configuration in response to different conditions or requirements.
Example: "The new smartphone features an adaptive shape that allows it to fit comfortably in your hand, regardless of its size."
Alternatives: "flexible form" or "moldable structure".
Open image in new window Figure 3 Block diagram of the adaptive shape control system.
Chandrashekhara and Varadarajan (1997) stressed upon adaptive shape control of composite beams with piezoelectric actuators.
The adaptive shape control testing platform of the piezoelectric laminated membrane mirror is shown in Figure 4.
Therefore adaptive shape control of the mirror is essential to maintain the surface precision and to ensure its working performance.
The approach presented in [4] is a very good example of adaptive shape aggregation where shape depends on the colour similarity of the pixels.
The first method uses adaptive shape functions, where the shape functions are recalculated at each load step based on the softening of the adhesive.
Thermally activated shape memory polymers (SMPs) have attracted great interest in recent years for application in adaptive shape-changing (morphing) aero structures.
The exploitation of the dynamics of the multiple equilibria of the network is emphasized through the adaptive shaping of the basins of attraction for each emerged pattern.
Alternatively, and as future work, we might substitute these simple design choices with more realistic physical representations of the cell agents and with adaptive shapes for the cell dynamics by using the sub-element approach [12].
The piezo-adaptive shape simulations are verified by comparison with selected closed form solutions and test data from the literature.
An adaptive membrane shape control experimental platform is established as described in this section.
