Sentence examples for adaptive to various from inspiring English sources

Through this method, agents' negotiation behaviors will be more adaptive to various negotiation environments utilizing corresponding negotiation knowledge.

In this paper, we propose an environment recognition system for a wheeled mobile robot that consists of multiple classification analyses to make the robot more adaptive to various environments by selecting a suitable system such as decision making, navigation and controller using the result of the environment recognition system.

In order to make the method adaptive to various traffic conditions, we also introduce a multiobjective control scheme in which the optimization objective is selected adaptively to real-time traffic states.

Participants made suggestions to make the calls more adaptive to various ability profiles.

This paper proposes a method of predicting PPIs that is adaptive to various complexes robustly and the predictions are reliable with the estimations.

Such diverse pool of mRNAs in turn can make the grafted plants more productive and adaptive to various biotic and abiotic conditions through complementation and synergistic interactions of the two genetic systems from scions and rootstocks.

Some sociobiologists Wilson in particular—have been accused of attributing adaptive value to various widespread but morally objectionable behaviours (such as sexism and racism), thereby justifying them as natural or inevitable.

The phytohormone ABA is involved in various aspects of plant growth and development, and one of its major roles is to mediate adaptive responses to various environmental stresses (Hossain et al. [2010b]).

Taking advantaging of the underactuation principal [52, 53], the inter-finger actuation of the hand is realized through elastic components, which provides the hands with an adaptive grasp to various objects.

Two-component systems are known to mediate adaptive responses to various environmental signals [32].

Many vertebrates use vision as their principal means to interpret the environment, and have evolved a diversity of visual systems reflecting their adaptive responses to various types of light environments [1], [27].