The phrase "adaptive solutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to flexible and responsive approaches to problem-solving or challenges in various contexts, such as technology, business, or environmental issues.
Example: "Our team is focused on developing adaptive solutions that can evolve with changing market demands."
Alternatives: "flexible strategies" or "responsive approaches".
The benefit over simple adaptive solutions is that such kernels adapt to the structure of the input data; therefore, they are less sensitive to the initial kernel bandwidth selection.
Pulwarty, who has spent the past few years assessing adaptive solutions to a long drought, has a light sense of humor and an air of optimism about him, but he acknowledged that the big picture is worrisome.
Second, we will apply this research to a wide range of behavioral, technological, infrastructural, economic/financial and adaptive solutions to the water/climate change challenge.
They both emerged as adaptive solutions to problems that humans persistently encountered during evolution, and people still encounter many of those problems today.
We report the performance results and give an in-depth analysis of the effects of the proposed adaptive solutions.
Adaptive solutions are obtained using a posteriori error estimates based on least squares functional and spectral coefficient.
"We know sea level rise isn't going to stop at 2100 so we are focused on adaptive solutions, such as earth berms, landscape solutions and levees that can be raised in the future," said Gil Kelley, director of citywide planning for San Francisco.
Numerical results show that the sFQI algorithm successfully identifies adaptive solutions to operate the system under different inflow scenarios, which outperform the control policy designed under historical conditions.
With all these aspects, the proposed method becomes an attractive alternative for the adaptive solutions to partial differential equations in all scopes of engineering.
