The phrase "adaptive size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where flexibility or adjustability in dimensions or capacity is being discussed, such as in technology, design, or biology.
Example: "The application features an adaptive size that allows it to function seamlessly on devices of various screen dimensions."
Alternatives: "flexible size" or "scalable size".
Superpixel can represent the structure of HSI with adaptive sizes and shapes, and therefore, it is incorporated into 3D DNNs to improve the classification performance, especially for noisy classification and boundary misclassification.
The objective of this paper is to propose a novel application of Boltzmann transformation along with an adaptive-size fourth-order Runge-Kutta to figure out the performance of gas-solution-drive reservoirs in early time from the perspective of a well test analysis.
In the proposed algorithm, adaptive-size slices are introduced for slice partitioning.
In this paper, we propose two adaptive frame size Aloha algorithms, namely adaptive frame size Aloha 1 (andadaptiveadaptive frame size Aloha 2 (Afor2), for solving radio frequency identification (RFID) multiple-tag anti-collision problem.
In this section, we propose two algorithms, called adaptive frame size Aloha 1 (andadaptiveadaptive frame size Aloha 2 (AFSA2), to give another solution for the dynamic Aloha anti-collision problem.
Therefore, an adaptive packet size (APS) [47] scheme was proposed to fully utilize the size of the predicted window.
Therefore, we propose two adaptive frame size Aloha algorithms, namely AFSA1 and AFSA2, in which the frame size at the next layer is adaptively changed according to the real-time measured collision rate at current layer.
Adaptive sample size re-estimation will be conducted to provide more precise overall sample size requirements given the observed variance and retention rate, while maintaining the overall Type 1 error rate and power for the stated effect sizes [ 30].
